Business
trend:
Japanese
electronics manufacturers will commercialize the technology that assists safety
driving one after another. Clarion developed a system for automatic garaging in
alliance with Hitachi Automotive Systems. The system automatically detects
space available for parking and operates the steering wheel automatically with
the help of the in-car camera. The company has already started selling the
system to automakers with a view to commercializing it in 2018.
Pioneer
will launch an information communication terminal that incorporates a liquid
crystal touch screen in the rearview mirror. The terminal displays maps and road
information via the Internet and allows the driver to see the information without
moving his visual line greatly as compared with the standard car navigation
system. It has the function to collect and transmit the traveling data. Pioneer
plans to provide leading automakers with data necessary for the development of automated
driving.
A liquid crystal display incorporated in the rear view mirror
Jcvkenwood
developed a system that displays the situation of the rear on the liquid
crystal screen in the driver’s seat. The side mirrors are replaced by small
cameras that transmit images to the liquid crystal screen. The system can
improve fuel efficiency besides helping the driver detect a pedestrian even at
night. The smart-car related market will supposedly grow three times as big as
today to 5 trillion yen in 2018.
Please enjoy night driving on an express highway
through the screen of a Jcvkenwood navitation system
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