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The Head-up Display HUD technology being developed by General Motors, Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Southern California uses sensors and cameras, projecting real world situations on to the car screen.
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The Head-up Display HUD technology being developed by General Motors, Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Southern California uses sensors and cameras, projecting real world situations on to the car screen.
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Head-up reads like you're looking down your nose on people.
Tom Alderman: Eyes on the Candidates: A Few Modest Suggestions
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Head-up displays Fighter pilots stay focused on the horizon by scanning instrument readouts projected into their fields of view.
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Head-up displays, similar to those in jet-fighter planes, have been tried by car makers to project important information onto the windshield ahead of the driver.
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Head-up display Blind-spot alerting Lane-departure warning system DVD navigation Blind-spot alert systems have become this year's hip gadget for luxury car brands.
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He went right on giving directions as to how these people were to be disposed of, making such awful suggestions, specially as to the women, that if He had not been known to be God, He might have been recognized as the Head-up Devil.
Insights and Heresies Pertaining to the Evolution of the Soul
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Head-up display, premium navigation, adaptive cruise control, lane mitigation software and a pre-collision warning system are available on the Five trim only.
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"Head-up Guidance Technology - A clear path to increasing flight safety" is an independent third party study that examines use of head-up guidance system technology in modern cockpits based on digital technology.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. and CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa - According to a study conducted by the Flight Safety Foundation, head-up guidance system technology, such as Rockwell Collins HGS ™ Head-up Guidance System, could have prevented or positively influenced 38 percent of all commercial aircraft accidents that occurred over the past 13 years.
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