BMW, a German automaker, did a great job the other day. They introduce the world's first "color-changing" car at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. This is already a concept car. This is called the BMW iX Flow. The hacking in this iX Flow is similar to the one used in e-readers. Using this technology, this vehicle has the ability to change colors between black and white.
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BMW research engineer Stella Clarke says “This is really energy-efficient color change using the technology E Ink, So we took this material - it's kind of a thick paper - and our challenge was to get this on a 3D object like our cars. ” That. You can give it electrical signals from a phone app or phone app and change the color of the car as well as the individual design. The company says that even racing stripes can be worn when needed. In the future, you will be able to make changes to this app with the buttons on the dashboard. Clarke says that sometimes hand gestures are not impossible. BMW claims that it does not use any energy to change the color and retain the color. The company says that although CES only looked at the colors between gray and white, it hopes to add more colors and shapes in the future.
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| This IX-Flow is color-coded using E-Ink technology used in eReaders such as the Kindle. |
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