Hyundai will replace touchscreens with holographic displays in cars

Hyundai plans to replace touchscreens in cars with innovative holographic displays embedded in the windshield. This technology, developed in collaboration with Zeiss, will turn the windshield into a large display showing navigation information, speed, video, and other applications. The system is designed to be controlled via voice and gesture commands, allowing the driver to interact with the system without being distracted by touchscreens.

The system is called "Holographic Windshield Display" and is distinguished by the fact that all information will be projected directly onto the glass rather than on a separate screen. This reduces the number of distractions for the driver by showing only important data, such as driving direction, while passengers can use other features, such as watching movies.

Hyundai plans to launch this technology into mass production by 2027, which could completely change the concept of automotive interfaces by eliminating the need for touchscreens.

Source: techspot.com