Toyota Unveils New Concept Vehicle That Reads Emotions & Bonds with Drivers [Video]
TOYOTA Motor Corporation at the 43rd Tokyo Motor Show has said , its next concept car promises to read a driver’s emotions..
Toyota before unveiling the new concept car, FV2 at the Motor Show which opened on Nov. 20 and ended Sunday, said it designed the car to “forge stronger physical and emotional connections with the driver.”
The single-occupancy model has technology onboard, which Toyota claims allows the driver and FV2 to develop a relationship of trust and understanding, similar to that between a rider and a horse.
The vehicle uses voice and image recognition to determine the driver’s mood and can check driving history to suggest destinations.
An augmented reality display will be shown on the inside of the windscreen, which appears to flip up, and excitingly for people who are indecisive when picking the colour of their next car, the body colour and exterior display of the FV2 can be changed at will.
Drivers of the concept car will operate it by standing up and shifting their body intuitively to move the vehicle forwards and backwards as well as left and right, as the car does not have a steering wheel. Watch video demonstration below:
Toyota said it also uses intelligent transport system technology to connect with other vehicles nearby and highway infrastructure to capture safety information, such as giving advance warning of vehicles in blind spots or at junctions.
Toyota before unveiling the new concept car, FV2 at the Motor Show which opened on Nov. 20 and ended Sunday, said it designed the car to “forge stronger physical and emotional connections with the driver.”
The single-occupancy model has technology onboard, which Toyota claims allows the driver and FV2 to develop a relationship of trust and understanding, similar to that between a rider and a horse.
The vehicle uses voice and image recognition to determine the driver’s mood and can check driving history to suggest destinations.
An augmented reality display will be shown on the inside of the windscreen, which appears to flip up, and excitingly for people who are indecisive when picking the colour of their next car, the body colour and exterior display of the FV2 can be changed at will.
Drivers of the concept car will operate it by standing up and shifting their body intuitively to move the vehicle forwards and backwards as well as left and right, as the car does not have a steering wheel. Watch video demonstration below:
Toyota said it also uses intelligent transport system technology to connect with other vehicles nearby and highway infrastructure to capture safety information, such as giving advance warning of vehicles in blind spots or at junctions.
Toyota Unveils New Concept Vehicle That Reads Emotions & Bonds with Drivers [Video]
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