
Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) with features such as lane drift warnings, collision detection alarms, automatic parking and even 360 degree cameras to help us see round those awkward corners have become commonplace as features on new cars. We are starting to expect more and more from our smart cars: we want inbuilt WiFi hotspot connection, touch screens for our dashboard and window displays and better integration of our other devices to the car’s system.
That’s today – what about tomorrow? Here are some of the advances we can expect.
Enhanced Gesture Control
Audi already introduced a new way of controlling a car’s functions, called the MMI touch – an improvement on the pre-existing Audi Multi Media Interface (MMI) System. The best part of this new system is the...