From CES 2016
Augmented reality in the car steps toward production at CES 2017. (c|net, 1/8/2017)
Harman showed off its LIVS concept in a modified Chrysler Pacifica, using a large dashboard-mounted LCD to show how AR would work, among other features of the system. Running a simulated video on the screen, the system added markers for other cars detected by sensors, letting the driver know if they were going faster or braking, and painted street signs over the video at intersections. This latter feature seemed very useful as it is not always easy to find street signs in the real world, causing distraction for drivers.
In my book, 'augmented reality' is synonymous with 'assorted distractions'.
Other CES 2017 previews (or not):
Sony HT-ST65000 sound bar. (1/12/2017)
The Las Vegas robot parade continues with Ewaybot's Moro. (1/9/2017)
Meet Olly. (1/7/2017)
Lynx Robot. (1/7/2017)
LG Hub Robot. (1/6/2017)
Lego goes robotic. (1/6/2017)
Meet Kuri. (I'll leave you to decide if this allegedly 'adorable' robot is worth $700). (1/6/2017)
Are you still using a dumb brush? (1/3/2017)
IllumniBowl 2.0 (as seen on TV). (12/21/2016)
Fireside Audiobox. (12/20/2016)
Sony 4K OLED TV. (12/19/2016)
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