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Until recently, self-driving cars might have seemed like nothing more than a concept from a science fiction film. However, not only will that be a concrete possibility for consumers in the next 5-10 years, but there are several other futuristic technologies emerging that will maximize convenience while driving.
1. Synchronization
Enhanced synchronization technology will enable your car’s entertainment center to mirror your phone screen through integration with an app. This means it will have the same icons as your phone, and a smartwatch would be able to start the engine remotely, lock the car, beep the horn and turn the headlights on and off. You might even be able to eliminate car keys altogether and use your phone instead. The application on the entertainment center also could help find your car, call technical assistance on the road or contact your personal car assistant through voice commands on your smartwatch
2. Augmented-reality dashboards
Developments in augmented reality could lead to being able to display your car information on your windshield like a video game. It would inform you about safety matters including how quickly you are approaching another car and whether you need to change lanes to avoid a collision, enabling drivers to keep their eyes on the road at all times
3. Smart motions
Ever wanted to control your car with the flick of a wrist? Smart gesture technology might make it possible for you to wave or use other gestures to operate your vehicle’s functions. By waving in a certain direction, you could open and close the windows, increase or decrease the airflow, change the temperature and more. You also could point to a screen on the entertainment system to accept a call—much safer than reaching for buttons or your phone.
4. Automatic communication between cars
This developing technology would allow internet-enabled cars to communicate with each other to help prevent collisions by foreseeing the accident and alerting the drivers. Cars also would be able to communicate with traffic lights to know that there is a stop ahead.
5. Independent parking
Parking a car can be the most aggravating part of driving, especially in cramped parking garages. Self-parking cars would eliminate that stress completely. A new technological breakthrough would allow a garage or parking lot to communicate with your car through the internet and tell it where a free space is. After dropping you off at the entrance, the car would go to the space and park automatically. Once you are ready to go home, a valet-like app would enable you to tell your car to come back to the entrance or drop-off point. This technology also could be used at home, where the car could be taught to remember a parking place so that you can get out of the vehicle and send the car to park itself.
6. Autonomous cars
Once cars are able to park by themselves, the next logical step is the ability to drive completely by themselves. Self-driving cars rely on technology such as lasers, radars and cameras to understand their surroundings. The Google self-driving car Waymo has already been around since 2009. The plan is for people to eventually be able to order a Waymo, and it would pick them up and take them where they want to go, increasing safety by reducing the risk of human error. Engineers are already testing self-driving cars on public highways and roads, and soon everyone will have access to self-driving cars at their local dealership.
With these exciting technologies in development, future cars are certain to perform much differently than they do now, enhancing safety and convenience for auto owners across the globe. Gazooba is looking forward to someday helping you import these futuristic vehicles at the most reasonable prices. Contact us at [email protected] to find out more about our exportation process. Do visit our website at www.gazooba.jp to check the available stock of used vehicles.
