BMW reveals its future cars could have Minority Report-style holographic displays

Virtual touch screen uses reflections to give the illusion of a floating display A camera tracks the driver's hand movements and registers input The system then offers tactile feedback to the user in the form of a pulse HoloActive Touch will be debuted at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas from the 5th to 8th of January A camera tracks the driver's hand movements and registers input The interface, dubbed HoloActive Touch, will allow users to alter settings and access music and other media in their vehicle without having to touch the controls. How safe is your fitness tracker? Hackers could steal your... BlackBerry sets its sights on self driving cars: Firm... The tiles that make buildings INVISIBLE: Smart... Will the iPhone 8 ditch glass for PLASTIC? How safe is your fitness tracker?