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Distance Technologies' prototype uses an LCD panel pointed up at a windshield with a reflective coating, projecting a transparent image onto it.
It's conceptually similar to some existing car HUDs, which can be found in a slew of aftermarket options from Volvo and Mercedes-Benz .
The company’s goal is to push heads-up displays beyond flat and simple overlays.
Distance Technologies is still working out its target market.
It's hard to see truly important information permanently moving to your windshield through this prototype.
Even so, it definitely beats driving in a Vision Pro .
If Distance Technologies fixes the prototype’s big issues, we’ll have to hope car companies use the tech responsibly.
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