Could - and should? - eye-tracking tech in cars be used to help ready a coffee for drowsy drivers, or to tell them more about nearby restaurants? Bosch thinks so.
Workplaces Out, Cars In as ‘Second Home’ for Many “People are falling in love with the second most lived-in space, and that’s the car,” Andrew Poliak, chief technology officer for Panasonic Automotive, says during a panel discussion at the recent CES 2021.
The automobile is replacing the workplace as the “second place” where people live their lives, after their homes. That’s because so many people are working at home during the pandemic, instead of working away from home, according to panelists at the recent CES 2021.
“People are falling in love with the second most lived-in space, and that’s the car,” Andrew Poliak, chief technology officer for Panasonic Automotive, says during a panel discussion titled “Vehicle Tech Innovations Consumers Want.”