• Skip to main content
  • Skip to secondary menu
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • Skip to footer

Geeky Gadgets

Gadgets and Technology News

  • Home
  • Apple
  • Android
  • Deals
  • Gadgets
  • Technology
  • Hardware
  • Gaming
  • Cars


Audi is digitizing vehicle taillights with the its next-generation OLED technology

10:05 am July 29, 2020 By Roland Hutchinson

  • Share
  • Tweet
  • Pin
  • Email

Audi OLED technology

Audi is using its next generation OLED technology in its cars, the car maker has already rolled out the technology to the new Audi Q5 and it is also coming to more vehicles.

This new technology is designed to improve road safety and they lights can display warnings signs and animated effects to notify the user behind.

In the new Q5, Audi has implemented a proximity detection feature for the versions using digital OLED taillights. When another road user approaches a stationary Q5 from the rear within less than two meters, all the OLED segments light up. When the Q5 starts to move, it returns to the original light signature. This is just an initial example of the automobile’s car-to-x communication with its surroundings. Subject to legislative approval, predefined warning symbols are conceivable in the future as well. The development and approval of the first dynamic turn signals is a good example of Audi’s effective engagement in collaborating with approval authorities. The developers present potential technologies and then adapt them as needed – which facilitates the homologation and approval of new ideas and concepts. Audi also shaped the developments around the digital OLEDs in advance in a way that made legislative approval possible for the Q5 in spite of differences in taillight design. Thus, the roads are becoming safer with lighting technology from Audi.

You can find out more details about Audi’s new OLED technology over at their website at the link below.

Source Audi

Filed Under: Auto News

Latest Geeky Gadgets Deals


Disclosure: Some of our articles include affiliate links. If you buy something through one of these links, Geeky Gadgets may earn an affiliate commission. Learn more.

Primary Sidebar

  • Email
  • Facebook
  • RSS
  • Twitter

Top News

Arduino IDE 2

Arduino IDE 2.0 (beta) officially unveiled

Folding iPhone

Apple’s folding iPhone could launch in 2023

Embedded World 2021

Innodisk showcases new products at Embedded World 2021

lightweight skillet

Prepd Chef non-stick, cast iron, lightweight skillet

RC Car

Microturismo precision RC mini racing car with camera

Last Minute Deals

Apple News

Folding iPhone

Apple’s folding iPhone could launch in 2023

iPhone SE

New iPhone SE rumored for early 2022

2021 iPad Mini

Will the 2021 iPad Mini look like this?

iPhone 13

Apple’s iPhone 13 to feature 1TB of storage

iOS 14.5

Apple’s iOS 14.5 will support Powerbeats Pro in Find My app

Technology News

Target to open mini Apple stores

Vevo Samsung TV Plus

Vevo lands on Samsung TV Plus in the UK

Ring Video Doorbell Pro 2

Ring Video Doorbell Pro 2 announced

SSD storage

Samsung Hyperscale customized SSD storage enters mass production

SteamVR update 1.16 adds full support for OpenXR 1.0

Android News

OnePlus 9

New OnePlus 9 smartphones coming March 8th

Oppo Find X3 Pro

Oppo Find X3 Pro is coming March 11th

Samsung Galaxy M12

Samsung Galaxy M12 launching in India March 11th

Samsung Galaxy A52

More details on the Samsung Galaxy A52 cameras

More OnePlus 9 Pro specifications revealed

Footer

About Us

  • About Geeky Gadgets
  • Advertise On Geeky Gadgets
  • Archives
  • Contact Us
  • Disclosure Policy
  • Free Newsletter
  • Geeky Gadgets Logo
  • Privacy Policy
  • Site Map

Further Reading

  • Auto News
  • Camera News
  • Concepts & Design
  • Entertainment News
  • Design News
  • Geeky Stuff
  • Apple iPad
  • Apple iPhone
  • Mobile Phone News
  • Sponsored
  • Tablet News

Copyright 2007 - 2020 Geeky Gadgets