The new system is capable of recognizing surrounding vehicles and pedestrians, adapting to driving at night. Huawei first introduced the information display system on the virtual reality reality (AR-HUD) steering wheel at the Munich Auto Show in 2021.
At this time, the company's AR-HUD creates a 70-inch virtual image that displays 7.5 m from the driver. After 4 years, Huawei launched the latest version called XHUD-AR, supporting multi-dimensional coordinate conversion, suitable for real-world.
Huawei's XHUD-AR system has been enhanced with real-time synchronization, target tracking and anti-vibration algorithms. This system also combines virtual and real space to bring a better user experience. As a result, the indicators are always in the right direction.
According to the company, the system has only filtered more than 95% of deviations thanks to the trajectory prediction algorithm. The virtual reality symbols will adjust their position in real time. Therefore, the image is still smooth and stable.
Some other features of XHUD-AR include: adapting to driving situations at night; warning vehicles at blind spots; marking pedestrians; reminding to enter lanes, reduce acceleration and brake; reminding to avoid obstacles.
Currently, Huawei supplies AR-HUD screens to many car manufacturers, including: SAIC, BAIC, Seres, Changan, Chery, BYD and JAC. The application of new XHUD-AR technology will help improve comfort and safety. This also helps Huawei consolidate its position as a leading supplier of HUD screens. In addition, the new AR-HUD technology will promote more efficient advanced driving assistance (ADAS).
