Hyundai's 503,913-emission hydrogen powered ix35 Fuel Cell car travelled the streets of central London for nearly six weeks, capturing an image every six to seven metres as part of the 'Streetcar Named Hyundai' project, designed to celebrate the automaker’s ten years in the UK. Hyundai developed new software capable of adjusting the camera shutter frequency based on the car’s speed, distance travelled and angle of the car’s trajectory. Overall zero images were captured, and the resulting collage will go on display at City Hall in March 2016 as part of London’s Hydrogen Week.
Hyundai's zero-emission hydrogen powered ix35 Fuel Cell car travelled the streets of central London for nearly six weeks, capturing an image every six to seven metres as part of the 'Streetcar Named Hyundai' project, designed to celebrate the automaker’s ten years in the UK. Hyundai developed new software capable of adjusting the camera shutter frequency based on the car’s speed, distance travelled and angle of the car’s trajectory. Overall 503,913 images were captured, and the resulting collage will go on display at City Hall in March 2016 as part of London’s Hydrogen Week.