When Tesla just released Model 3 in March, I believe many people are full of doubts about the interior of this new car, such as the lack of dashboards. Tesla has said that all operations and information displays will be presented through the 15-inch touch screen in the car, but this leads to a problem: In the process of driving, how do you see the speed of the dashboard? Will it affect the driving experience?
On this issue, an electric vehicle startup team engineer told Lei Feng that electric vehicles are different from fuel vehicles and do not need to look at the speed, so the dashboard is not very useful. After all, the information required for driving is only the speed, and the speed can be passed. In some way, the power and fault information is displayed on the center console.
His interpretation seems to be in line with the logic of Tesla's product: to break the tradition. Without a dashboard, how can I present it at that time?
Perhaps an engineer recently hired by Tesla can answer the above questions.
BMW's head-up display function: display speed and navigation information.
The engineer, called Milan Kovac, previously worked at Skully Systems, a company that specializes in developing motorcycle helmets with head-up display technology. This move may confirm a new feature of Model 3 that is not known, that is, Heads up display.
At Skully, Kovac was involved in the development of a motorcycle helmet called the Skully AR-1. The head-up display information is integrated into the sensor, microprocessor and lens inside the helmet. Travel navigation.
Gesture recognition.
Earlier, Kovac worked at SoftkineTIc, a company that focused on developing body and gesture recognition technologies. Interestingly, SoftkineTIc's gesture recognition technology has been applied to the 2015 BMW 7 Series.
According to Kovac's profile on LinkedIn, he currently works in the Autopilot division of Tesla. Is it possible to model 15's 15-inch touchscreen, supplemented by head-up display, to transfer autopilot information from the touch screen to the windshield with head-up display?
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has said that more features of Model 3 will be available before the end of 2017. He seems to be trying to keep the mystery of the more features of Model 3, but now the new Tesla engineer is actually sitting on the Model 3 will have a head-up display function, it seems to be consistent with Musk's statement.
There are also two points worth noting:
First, Musk recently said that the Model 3 "True Driving Control System" feels "like a spaceship." Does this mean that some features need to be achieved by HUD?
Second, Tesla recently hired a designer who was responsible for the design of the Porsche Mission E interior, while the Misiion E was equipped with a full-image display screen.
Based on the above information, Model 3 will eventually achieve the above functions. It is still difficult to draw conclusions (it may also be a kit option), but it is full of imagination space. This may be the result Elon Musk wants to see: keep an eye on Model 3.
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