Japanese car manufacturer Nissan has used this year 's CES in AR to demonstrate its Invisible-to-Visible (I2V) technology concept. The augmented reality (AR) I2V system combines data from sensors on the inside and outside of a car with intel stored in the cloud to reveal its surrounding environment. Drivers can see what's approaching and what's on the other side of obstacles such as buildings via a series of pop-up avatars on their Las Vegas viewer. I2V can also project different interior images in the driving cabin when in autonomous mode.
Japanese car manufacturer Nissan has used this year's CES in Las Vegas to demonstrate its Invisible-to-Visible (I2V) technology concept. The augmented reality (AR) I2V system combines data from sensors on the inside and outside of a car with intel stored in the cloud to reveal its surrounding environment. Drivers can see what's approaching and what's on the other side of obstacles such as buildings via a series of pop-up avatars on their AR viewer. I2V can also project different interior images in the driving cabin when in autonomous mode.