A UK tech company called Envisics has combined augmented reality and holograms to create a high-impact navigation system that displays road directions in real time on the windscreen.

At CES 2019 in Las Vegas, the auto industry showed how it may combine augmented and virtual reality (AR/VR) with smart glass technologies.

AGC Automotive Europe and IAC (International Automotive Components) unveiled the StreetSmart Door concept last month at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas.  

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Every vehicle on the road has a 17-digit VIN (Vehicle Identification Number), also known as the “chassis number”. The VIN is a valuable tool for glass technicians.

ADAS safety features are becoming the norm in the European car market and many drivers like the extra sense of security they provide. Now, one company in the USA is promoting another option to boost road safety: thermal cameras.

Product identification is getting more and more complex and time consuming. Sometimes you know the exact product you need to buy but more often than not, it is difficult to pinpoint the exact version you need for your customer.

More and more motorists are driving cars equipped with ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems), happy in the knowledge that their vehicle and passengers are safer on the road.

If you’ve ever used a self-parking system, then the car was probably fitted with ADAS ultrasonic sensors, fitted over the wheel wells and on the front and rear bumper covers.  

Auto makers around the world are looking at ways to combine solar power with electric cars. Leader of the pack in Europe appears to be German startup Sono Motors.