Technologies such as autonomous driving systems, nanotechnology displays and augmented reality are poised to reshape the cars we drive, experts say.
They predict that we will not approach cars equipped with keys and rely on satnaʋ – cars will come to us, attached to our daily routines and ready to help us entertainment.
Humanoid AI aʋatars will know what we want in advance and take us to our destination in electric or hydrogen cars. Technologies like fully autonomous driving — a car that is aware and capable of making its own choices — and flying vehicles will reshape the cities around us. .
DailyMail.com used popular AI art creation tool Midjourney to create images of what future cars, car interiors and roads might look like based on these predictions.
Autonomous vehicles will appear on request
Cars of the future will be electric, autonomous and powered by AI, explains Przeмysław Krokosz, embedded and advanced technology expert at global software solutions provider Mobica.
According to McKinsey, by 2035, autonomous watering systems are predicted to generate between $300 billion and $400 billion in revenue.
Holographic AI ‘driʋer’ accompanies passengers
Passengers can interact with the AI powering their car as a three-dimensional aʋatar — with a personality that matches the driver’s preferences.
Mr Krokosz said: ‘The vehicle’s artificial intelligence (AI) will be able to recognize passengers and adjust the vehicle’s settings and controls to their preferences – with the ability to answer any query. and maintain engaging conversations, among other tasks.
‘This AI will likely be represented as an animated holographic aʋatar, able to speak and react in a human-like fashion.’
The interior of the car of the future will be reshaped as passengers are freed from the ‘nuisance’ of driving, said Mr. Krokosz Élieʋes.
VR will turn car interiors into entertainment areas
Inside the car, virtual and augmented reality will create real-life hologram-like entertainment.
Mr. Krokosz said: ‘They will have free time so they can work on production or entertainment, rest and relax.
‘We’ve already seen gaming in mobile devices, but improvements in holographic projection will bring more visual and engaging experiences to in-flight entertainment – without the AR/VR glasses.
My experience was without AR glasses
Inside the car, entertainment will be personalized for each passenger – with music and AI slideshows aimed at entertaining that specific person, Krokosz said.
He said: ‘The unrivaled comfort of rest and relaxation mode will bring natural light and soothing visuals inside to any weary passenger, with a zoned sound system. supported noise cancellation playing synthetic music using AI, based on personal preferences.’
Self-driving cars will turn into offices
When cars go fully autonomous, people can use them as workspaces, explains Bertrand Boisseau, Head of Autoмotiʋe at Canonical.
“Most of us already take business calls from our homes,” Boisseau said.
‘But in the near future, our cars could offer more productivity-centric spaces, allowing for video calling and enhanced collaboration at work.
‘Auto companies could soon become economic players just like technology companies providing connected content and services.’
The car body will become transparent at will
Dr Hossein Ardekani, Head of Scientific Research at transparent OLED specialist Nextgen Nano, said the glass in cars will be able to turn transparent at will – and information such as speed will be displayed directly on the screen. dry driver’s windshield.
Cars will have advertisements on the outside
Dr. Ardekani’s company recently made a breakthrough in transparent OLED technology that allows displays to act like two-way mirrors, so they act like screens from one side but remain transparent from the other. across.
Dr Ardekani said: ‘This has important implications, such as allowing all glass windows on everything from residential uses and trains to entire buildings to function as advertising screens. digital from the outside but still transparent to commuters or occupants looking out.’
Workers will see information projected onto their vision
Shape-changing LED glass could also mean drivers see useful information inside their car’s exterior glass.
Dr Ardekani said: ‘It could also have the potential to be used in car displays to provide important information to drivers without taking their eyes off the road, or in smart glasses to enhance user privacy.’
Flying cars will be worth trillions of dong
Science fiction writer Isaac Asiмoʋ predicted in 1964 that flying cars would appear by 2014 – but there are many startups around the world including Volocopter currently marketing flying vehicles, many companies among them are autonomous companies.
Regulatory hurdles still exist, but Morgan Stanley has predicted that flying vehicles could reach a $1.5 trillion market by 2040.
Morgan Stanley predicts that flying cars could transform like cars did in the early 20th century.
Cars will exist in second realities and virtual worlds
“Future vehicles will be highly personalized and users will move them in VR and the real world,” said Jeremy White, Director of Transportation Design at Seyмourpowell.
Mr. White said: ‘What if you could learn to dry yourself around your favorite song of the week and see if you could catch it in the real world in a day? track the days of the week or not?
‘Progressive auto brands will begin to create virtual experiences that define new products in a world where everyday drying and products are increasingly the same.’
Sustainable cars can be desirable
Mr White’s sustainable furniture built from basic materials could be highly desirable in the future.
He said: ‘The foundation of coachbuilding in the modern age will be allowing customers to own vehicles that express their personal identity, values and desires across all touchpoints. . Material color palettes can also express the caregiver’s personality.
‘For example, can egan interiors or the use of circular and sustainable exterior materials create pride of ownership?’
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