Here are some key takeaways from this week's Munich auto fair IAA, one of the world's biggest
HiPhi, has launched a car that can use its headlights to project a film against a wall and symbols on the road. It can even display emoticons on screens under its headlights letting know pedestrians they can pass.
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From weird and wonderful technological innovations in Chinese cars, to the rush to transition to electric vehicles—and even a bike wash.
Here are some key takeaways from this week's Munich auto fair IAA, one of the world's biggest.
One brand, HiPhi, has launched a car that can use its headlights to project a film against a wall and symbols on the road. It can even display emoticons on screens under its headlights letting know pedestrians they can pass.
It is fitted with an "assistant" which consists of a robotic arm that moves a screen towards the person speaking to it.