Opel's got a bright idea for headlights


  • TECH
  • Wednesday, 18 Mar 2015

EYE-TRACKING TECHNOLOGY: The headlamps illuminate what the driver is looking at, as well as the road ahead.

A host of modern premium cars already sport adaptive headlamps that can track and move in sync with steering wheel movements, but Opel's concept is focused on the driver, instead. 

The idea is simple, a headlamp that focuses its beam on what the person behind the wheel is focused on. And the idea is not far away from becoming a reality, even if getting there is proving complex. 

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