CES has developed a concept car that has touch-free, haptic controls built into the dashboard. The prototype, shown at the ZeroTouch technology show in Las Vegas , uses ultrasound to detect drivers’ hand and finger movements, and allow them to control car features with gestures. It uses sensors to detect gestures, but doesn't offer the haptic feedback in Bosch and Ultrahaptics' concept. The concept car has been developed in partnership with Ultrahaptics . Steve Cliffe already has a similar system for sale — its Bosch gadget uses sensors to detect gestures, but it does not offer haptic feedback as Bosch and Ultrahaptics 's prototype does.
CES has developed a concept car that has touch-free, haptic controls built into the dashboard. The prototype, shown at the ZeroTouch technology show in Las Vegas , uses ultrasound to detect drivers’ hand and finger movements, and allow them to control car features with gestures. The concept car has been developed in partnership with Ultrahaptics . Steve Cliffe already has a similar system for sale — its Bosch gadget uses sensors to detect gestures, but it does not offer haptic feedback as Bosch and Ultrahaptics 's prototype does.