If you want to see what will be in cars of the future, look at the patents automotive companies file. Hyundai has increased filing patents
We’ve seen connected cars connecting people, maps, lights, setting wiper speed according to rain sensor data and on almost all of the systems of cars
The first Google driverless car patent issued was for what we called the marshmallow bumper, a bumper that puffs to protect pedestrians. Now, a new
EDGE3 Technologies and Honda R&D patented their in-vehicle human machine interface (HMI) system that combines voice and gesture recognition. In other words, you can control
Motorola has filed a patent for connected car commuters. Motorola’s patent will identify road hazards, take photos of them and them then send the problems to drivers en route behind the car using the technology.
The patent was filed by Motorola Mobility that is now owned by Lennovo. It is not clear if Google now owns the patent or Lennovo.
The patent is titled “Inter-Vehicle Alert System with Nagable Video Look Ahead”