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Nissan's 'invisible-to-visible' tech at CES 2019 isn't for ghost ...

Nissan's CES 2019 presence definitely qualifies as going big. Nissan announced Friday that it will display something called "invisible-to-visible" (i2V) technology at CES 2019 in Las Vegas. read more

Nissan to Demonstrate Invisible-to-Visible Tech at CES 2019 | Digital ...

At CES 2019, Nissan demonstrated technology meant to merge the real world with a virtual one called the Metaverse. The Japanese automaker believes future cars could use this invisible-to-visible ... read more

Nissan helps you see the invisible with new concept at CES

Nissan has unveiled a concept that can “see the invisible” at CES 2019. The tech uses virtual reality, in-vehicle sensors, and connected car technologies to create a virtual world around the ... read more

Nissan’s Invisible-to-Visible Tech Can See What’s ... - Carscoops

Following a preview last month, Nissan has unveiled their new Invisible-to-Visible technology ahead of its debut at CES. Dubbed I2V, the technology merges information gathered from sensors inside ... read more

CES - Q&A with Nissan on Invisible-to-Visible - Just Auto

CES – Q&A with Nissan on Invisible-to-Visible. Tetsuro Ueda is a technology expert at the Nissan Research Center where the automaker "explores cutting-edge technologies and develops the next ... read more

Nissan unveils Invisible-to-Visible ‘connected car’ concept at CES

At the upcoming CES Trade Show in Las Vegas, Nissan will unveil its future vision for a vehicle that helps drivers “see the invisible” by merging both real and virtual worlds to create a connected-car ... read more

Nissan's freaky AR concept would project friends in your car, make it ...

Nissan calls it Invisible-to-Visible, or I2V technology, but you can call it creepy. The company wants to project the “invisible” virtual world onto car windshields and windows. read more

How Nissan’s ‘invisible-to-visible’ tech could pave the way for ...

Nissan is experimenting with what it calls “invisible-to-visible” (I2V) tech. Unveiled at CES 2019 and currently undergoing testing in Japan, it’s meant to connect cars to a virtual world. read more

Nissan's CES concept reads brain waves to 'predict' your moves

But Nissan will arrive at CES 2018 with a left-field concept that involves hooking a car up to your brain. Nissan calls its concept B2V, short for Brain-to-Vehicle. read more