Pioneer conducted a demonstration using it's floating image display technology for embedded systems at the Embedded Systems Expo.
Floating Vision is Pioneer's own display technology that displays images as if a diorama sized world were before a viewer's eyes in miniature realism. By combining Floating Vision with infrared sensors, it is possible to achieve an effect as if one had touched the floating image, and they demonstrated embedding this technology for use in a car navigation system as well as in a customer service role.
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