Screengrab from video below
Headline: Motor Trend, 1/14/2026
Frank Markus reports:
Just when you thought that old dog was done learning tricks, Gentex has leveraged an upgrade to an 8K rearview camera, and a higher-resolution (1,920 x 384 pixels) mirror-display screen to enable some interesting new possibilities.
The camera sees a far larger field of view (114-degree horizontal by 64-degrees vertical) than can ever be displayed on a conventional mirror. It uses this capability to examine differing areas in its Dynamic View Assist. At speed, you get a typical 50–60-degree horizontal field—slightly wider than what a glass mirror can offer. But when a car begins to pass from either side, that edge of the mirror displays a separate blind-spot view. And when slowing to a stop, if a car comes right up behind you, the view widens again, so you see more of that car—not just the hood.
Related posts:
Lollipop Star candy. (1/11)
AI pet Sweekar. (1/11)
Dreo 765S TurboCool Misting Fan. (1/10)
Lockin V7 Max True AI Smart Lock. (1/10)
Restful Atmos Bedside Lamp. (1/9)
LG W6 Wallpaper TV. (1/8)
SwitchBot Onero H1 robot. (1/6)
Govee Ceiling Light Ultra. (1/6)
Lego smart bricks. (1/6)
Vex robot companion for pets. (1/5)
December 2025
Timekettle W4 AI interpreter earbuds. (12/30)
Dnxyx Z1 knee exoskeleton. (12/30)
Descent S1 Buoy. (12/30)
Birdfy Bath Pro. (12/30)
August-November 2025
H15 Pro Heat Wet Dry Vacuum. (11/12)
AC Future AI Transformer Homes. (11/8)
Honda Acura RSX electric vehicle. (8/11)
Sony Bravia 10. (8/11)
Back pages:
CES 2025 (series)
No comments:
Post a Comment