MVS California's Volumetric Head Up Display is a 3D laser show for your car's windshield (video)

Your windshield is good for more than just keeping bugs out of your mouth. It's also a big blank canvas waiting to display helpful info like directions, traffic notifications, and safety information. A number big name manufacturers like GM and Pioneer have offered up heads-up display concepts over the past few years, but what makes MVS California's Volumetric Head Up Display really neat is its impressive application of the volumetric aspect, using lasers to project images on the windshield in a such a way that gives the illusion of depth. So, if the system is being used to give driving supervision via GPS -- its main application, at present -- it can make a turn arrow appear lined up with an exit half a mile down the road. The antecedent showcased at this week's Augmented Reality Event 2011 lengthen in red only, though the company says it's capable of full color. How long do we have to wait for the future? MVS is hoping to get the thing into cars as a premium option in the next few years for around the same price of current high-end ship

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