The Next Generation of Corvette's Heads Up Display Volvo VIDA DiCE

The Heads Up Display that has adorned many Corvettes for years now may be cutting edge technology, but as far Volvo VIDA DiCE as GM is concerned it is becoming antiquated. That seems like a stretch, but GM is currently working on the next generation of the Heads Up Display and this time it is filled with even more high tech goodies.

Imagine traveling down a road and all of the sudden you are engulfed in thick fog. What do you do? You can't risk stopping as there is no visibility and someone may hit you from behind. You   Volvo VIDA DiCE can't pull over because the shoulder is too narrow. Your only choice is to press on and hope that you can make out the curves in the road fast enough.
This nightmare scenario will be eliminated with the next generation of the Heads Up Display for the Corvette. The system will use a laser reflecting off of phosphors that are in the actual   Volvo VIDA DiCE windshield of the vehicle and use the information ahead to create a line depending on which way the road should bend. If there is a curve forthcoming you will see it well before it occurs.
The new Heads Up Display does not stop there either. Using the same technology it will continuously scan the Programmeur de clé automobile  landscaping ahead of you and give you feedback instantaneously. This comes in handy particularly at night time as the night vision like system can detect and report objects ahead such as other vehicles, animals, and even children.
Also with the new Heads Up Display comes the graphic circling of speed limit signs as they appear. This method of highlighting the speed limit in the area you are in is designed to bmw opps constantly let you know how fast you should be traveling. Now there is no excuse to speed, not that you won't in your Corvette, but now there just won't be an excuse.