Remember the good ‘ole days of playing games during those long family drives to grandmother’s house for Thanksgiving or a summer vacation through the seemingly endless fields? After an hour of naming what we saw out of the window, my brothers and I grew bored.
Thanks to some brilliant engineering minds, those boring scenery out of the windows are now becoming an interactive sensation.
Toyota’s concept cars feature “Windows to the World” that allows some pretty fun interactivity from the back of the car.
Drawing in motion allows passengers to use their fingers to “draw” on the rear windows. The image traced by your fingers then will move along the window as the image is moving away from the car.
Zooming into captured moments in time allows you to pinch and zoom-in on outside objects. It’s like zooming-in an image on your iPhone or Android.
Translating the world in a local language gives users the ability to designate names of objects outside the window to be translated into the local language.
Augmented distances will allow the curious-minded to display the distance from the window to an object outside.
Virtual constellations utilize the vehicle’s panoramic roof to display virtual constellations and display information about them.
Check out this video above and see these cool features for yourself.
And I absolutely love this new interactive feature that may replace stickers on the side windows of cars on sale.
It’s from the folks at a Chicago-based digital firm called Fusion92. They developed an interactive touchscreen car window sticker to help with customer engagement for Cadillac.
Interactive Car Window Sticker from fusion92 on Vimeo.
What do you think about these new concept car features that focus on interactivity? Do you think these innovations will capture consumers’ imagination and catch on with a wide market?
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i wish i am good in english to understand what you said, huhu