CES 2021
“Cars as a third living space”
49-inch QLED, infotain enhanced
Video conferencing is possible on the rear seat screen
Real-time health check with Samsung Health
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Harman International, a subsidiary of Samsung Electronics’ automotive electronic equipment (electronic equipment) business, held’Harman Media Day’ on the 7th (US local time) and unveiled’Digital Cockpit 2021′.
The digital cockpit is a product that digitizes the vehicle convenience function control device in front of the driver’s seat and passenger seat. Samsung Electronics and Harman first introduced the digital cockpit at’CES 2018′.
The’Digital Cockpit 2021′ jointly developed by Samsung Electronics and Harman is characterized by reinforcing the infotainment (information·entertainment) system so that the inside of the vehicle can be turned into a’third living space’ while on the move.
The front side is equipped with a 49-inch QLED large display and a JBL sound system to enhance the entertainment experience. In addition, video conferencing is also possible through the central display of the rear seats, allowing company work to be handled on the go.
A’studio mode’ that can be used as a’creator studio’ has also been added. With the in-cabin camera installed on the top of the seat, passengers can be photographed and edited in the car, allowing one-person media video production.
A 55-inch QLED display is mounted on the rear of the car, so you can enjoy content outdoors such as camping. Samsung Health Service, which was mainly applied to existing smartphones, is also a feature of’Digital Cockpit 2021′.
The Samsung Health Solution for Vehicles analyzes physical activity and records before boarding, and monitors the physical condition in real time by periodically checking the driver’s health using in-vehicle driver monitoring cameras and wearables and mobile devices. It is a way to prevent drowsiness by inducing indoor ventilation by grasping the sleep pattern of the previous night and the current eyelid movement, or by delivering a warning message. Last year, for the first time in the world, the vehicle communication equipment (TCU) technology to which the fifth generation (5G) mobile communication technology was applied was also improved.
For fast communication with nearby vehicles, pedestrians, and infrastructure, ‘5G ㎜Wave’, which has low latency and can accommodate large amounts of information at once, was applied to vehicles for the first time in the industry. / Reporter Lee Jae-Yong [email protected]
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