The company ZF Friedrichshafen made the presentation of its products through a transparent car.
The Consumer Electronics Show is the world’s largest consumer electronics trade fair, which every year is held in January in Las Vegas. In recent years, more and more space in the exhibition halls has been used to occupy exhibitions for automotive companies.
General Motors CEO Mary Barra: “We will see more change in the industry in the next 5 to 10 years than we have in the last 50.”
So does that mean we’re going to see transparent cars on the roads?
Apparently, manufacturers are targeting Asia with these, and maybe Pakistan as well.
They Made a Real Transformer
It’s a BMW, and it was built by Turkish engineers.
The firm behind this project is Letrons, and these are actual cars they’re working with. The one in the photo transforms in about half a minute from car to standing robot. It functions as a car, but there is as yet not capability to have a human driver. They drive these cars by remote control. However, the company says that will be possible in the future.
Letrons is selling these cars. They converted the one in the photo in 8 months.
Letrons is planning to build a whole fleet of transforming BMWs.
To visit Letrons’ website, click here.
