“Automotive interior design is currently undergoing a fundamental change,” according to the company. “Displays are getting larger, the number of manual controls is decreasing and customisable lighting solutions are creating a feel-good atmosphere. Driver assistance systems and technologies previously designed for mobile devices, such as facial recognition, eye tracking or gesture control, are increasingly making their way into the automotive sector.”SFH 4170S A01 (850nm) and SFH 4180S A01 (940nm) come in 1.6 x 1.6 x 0.81mm packaging and can operate at 1.15W at 1A. Switching time is 10ns and they are automotive-qualified to AEC-Q102.
It sees the classic dashboard being replaced with self-reconfiguring displays as cars drive themselves.For example, said Osram, when navigating to a destination, the vehicle displays a map with the corresponding route. Menus appear down the sides of the map only when the driver moves a hand towards the display, otherwise the route appears over the full screen.
Source: This news is taken from www.electronicsweekly.com
