U.S. Develops Laser Projected 3D Navigator to Show Route on Windshield

The navigator is a must-have item for car owners, but there are many annoyances to use. To use your finger to write your own destination in the touch screen, but also to drive while driving, even if the navigator is working, voice navigation makes some people feel bad direction is likely to take the wrong route. For example, a momentary distraction may not tell the difference, such as driving too fast, missed the intersection of the next viaduct can not turn back.

Is there a better navigation mode? Of course, there is abandoning hearing, navigating with vision, creating 3D scenery through virtual lines, and letting you use your eyes to recognize the road. This is the idea of ​​a company in the United States called “Humanity is Real”. They recently developed a projection-based navigator capable of projecting navigation information onto a front windshield using laser light. In this way, drivers do not have to listen to those slanders to navigate. Just follow the 3D red line on the windshield to know where they are going.

It is reported that the projection navigator can use the GPS signal at the same time, but also through the head-up display navigation information with the laser projected on the front screen. The system is capable of simulating roads and can also be marked with signposts such as gas stations. Even if drivers don’t know the route, it’s much easier for drivers to drive. If you follow the red line intuitively, you can't go wrong. This new type of laser 3D navigation mode has created an era of visual navigation that is intuitive and precise, allowing you to behave like you are on a given track.