In cooperation with AGC Automotive Europe, the International Automotive Components Group (IAC) has developed a StreetSmart door concept that combines innovative technology and advanced materials to improve passenger safety and driver awareness.
The StreetSmart door will be displayed in cooperation with Panasonic subsidiary FICOSA at the Panasonic booth at the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas (January 8-11). . The concept door features a seamlessly integrated formed glass surface on the vehicle's front panel, providing displays for digital side camera monitoring systems (CMS), comfort and lighting control. The concept door can support various driving modes such as personal driving, autonomous driving and shared driving. It is suitable for current and future multimedia applications and has been carefully designed to include the industry's first glass speakers, high-quality materials and dynamic ambient lighting to create Personalized cockpit environment.
AGC's ultra-thin (0.5 mm) and highly shock-resistant glass has a coating that increases the dust-proof and tactile feel of the touch screen. The touch screen features elegant curved lines and paint on the back for a unique customizable finish. The industry's first transparent audio glass speaker not only has stunning design features, but also reduces production complexity compared to traditional automotive speaker systems, while also reducing weight by approximately 50%. In addition, this audio glass speaker provides passengers with a unique acoustic experience that diffuses sound throughout the cockpit to create an immersive surround sound experience.
The camera monitoring system is equipped with aerodynamic folding wings with high dynamic detection range, replacing the traditional exterior rearview mirrors and the touch-sensitive, 7-inch OLED display in the car. Digital rearview mirrors provide customers with a wide range of fields of view, elimination of blind spots, anti-glare and night vision capabilities.
This multi-level, configurable armrest display has tactile surfaces and tactile feedback for an intuitive user interface.