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Hyundai Projects Future Hologram Tech
Hyundai Motor Co. is working with supplier affiliate Hyundai Mobis Co. on a number of next-generation technologies, including a system that can project holographic images in a vehicle’s interior.
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Hyundai Motor Co. is working with supplier affiliate Hyundai Mobis Co. on a number of next-generation technologies, including a system that can project holographic images into a vehicle’s interior.
No technical details or timeline for commercialization were provided.
Hyundai also is recruiting software specialists and engineers to develop advanced robotics and artificial intelligence systems, Chung says. And the carmaker is collaborating with the Rhode Island School of Design to study the body structure of insects in terms of aerodynamics and other performance attributes that could be applied to vehicles.
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