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| Bosch reveals the LCD screen to protect the sun in cars |
At CES 2020, Bosch Bosch presented a transparent LCD screen called Virtual Visor, inspired by the LCD TV. This LCD screen replaces the virtual car shades and uses a transparent screen. The LCD screen replaces the plastic parts.
Sunscreen is an indispensable tool for every driver, but it often blocks road visibility. Bush believes that the traditional features should be updated because thousands of car accidents cause sunlight every year, causing a rethink of the German condom company. Traditional sunlight helps solve problems.
The virtual sunscreen consists of a transparent LCD screen and a driver-oriented camera that uses a program to detect and track artificial faces to determine where the sun shines on the driver's face.
The algorithm analyzes the driver's field of view and uses LCD technology to darken the protection area as light collides with the driver's eyes while the rest of the screen remains transparent because it does not prevent field driver display like a traditional sunscreen.
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| Bosch reveals the LCD screen to protect the sun in cars |
"You can drive the car and the sunlight is in the foreground and you still see enough sun, and we've found that users are starting to adjust their traditional sunscreens to cover their eyes," said Jason Zink, project engineer. It helps to simplify product concepts. And technical design support.
Bush cited research, including a study conducted by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and found that the glare of the sun is responsible for thousands of accidents each year, while another study found it sunny in days, and the risk of a car accident is 16% higher.
Bush said that traditional sunscreens are not enough because they block a variety of areas of vision to avoid glare, and the company said it was talking to car makers about selling the new condom that will take between 3 to 5 years at least. New car products.