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       #Post#: 17773--------------------------------------------------
       Re: All things Audi
       By: Mac Date: March 17, 2013, 12:24 pm
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       [glow=red,2,300]Audi's Swarm concept reinvents the humble
       taillight[/glow]
       [quote]Practically, this may be a terrible idea, but as a tech
       demo, it's an excellent illustration of OLED, and its potential
       to kick holes in the divide between what we think of as display
       technology and what we think of as lighting technology. The
       concept is called Swarm, and is in essence an ultra wide aspect
       ratio TV placed on a car's derričre where the taillights should
       be. The idea is that the swooping, fluid animations displayed
       will relay all sorts of useful information to other road users.
       [/quote]
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       Audi's concept OLED taillight, Swarm
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       Dynamic patterns could relay information to other drivers
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       Some have raised concerns that the patterns could be distracting
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       Audi suggests Swarm could relay information about speed, traffic
       behavior, and the layout of the road ahead
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       Re: All things Audi
       By: Chiprocks1 Date: March 27, 2013, 12:13 pm
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       I wanna see this in person!!!!!!!!
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       Re: All things Audi
       By: Mac Date: March 27, 2013, 12:52 pm
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       There's some possibility you won't see it in the states. They
       already have technology that will not be coming here because of
       laws.
       Again, innovation is surpassing old laws. Sometimes we move
       soooooooo slow here.
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       Re: All things Audi
       By: Mac Date: January 7, 2015, 11:58 am
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       Well I never thought about posting something like this in the
       Audi thread. It makes just as much sense to put this in the
       techie thread...
       [glow=red,2,300]Audi, LG Tie Up for a Different Type of
       Companion Smartwatch[/glow]
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       [quote]Let’s see –smartwatches that serve as companion devices
       typically work when used in conjunction with phones, right?  LG,
       however, had different ideas when it teamed up with Audi, as its
       new smartwatch is capable of controlling a car.
       To give you an idea of why this is important, Audi took the
       autonomous Prologue on a 550-mile drive to CES 2015 with little
       human intervention.  And when it did finally arrive at Las
       Vegas, it came with a neat little surprise, a smartwatch that
       could be LG’s (distant) follow-up to the G Watch R.  As
       demonstrated, the device was able to start the Prologue’s engine
       with a mere tap, and was also used by Audi R&D head Dr. Ulrich
       Hackenberg to drive the car for a short distance.
       Like the original G Watch R, LG’s new smartwatch runs on
       Google’s Android Wear OS/UX, but Audi added an extra user
       experience that does everything that Hackenberg showed attendees
       at CES 2015.  It also boasts of a new metal face and leather
       strap, and thanks to LG and Audi, it comes with NFC to enable
       the smartwatch to operate the car wirelessly.  Both companies
       are still working closely to figure out how to make the
       technology as safe as possible.
       Though it wasn’t demonstrated, LG and Audi claim that the
       smartwatch can potentially unlock or lock the car, tweak climate
       control settings, operate the stereo, and do other simple tasks.
       The device also comes with conventional smartwatch features,
       and is able to monitor a driver’s temperature and heart rate.
       For the meantime, it may take a while before the new LG/Audi
       smartwatch becomes available, as Audi is reportedly planning to
       continue testing the device in private[/quote]
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