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Guangfeng Technology releases the world's first versatile laser headlights

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2024-04-29 15:43:23
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On April 25th, 2024, the Beijing International Auto Show officially opened, and Guangfeng Technology released the world's first ALL-IN-ONE all-around laser headlights.

This headlight is the first to integrate multiple functions such as high beam ADB headlights, color changing temperature headlights, fog lights, ground information display, car cinema, etc. into a small volume headlight module, achieving functions that could only be achieved by multiple modules in the past, greatly reducing the power consumption of the entire system, greatly reducing the size of the system, and significantly reducing the total cost of the system, meeting the all-around needs of safety, social attributes, and personalization.

It is reported that compared with traditional LED light sources, laser light source technology not only has the advantages of fast response speed and low brightness attenuation, but also has more obvious advantages in size. In addition, the brightness of ALPD laser light source is 10 times that of conventional car grade LED. When using the same DLP digital light processing chip, the system's output luminous flux increases by more than 2 times, which can further reduce energy consumption. The all-new Smart Elf # 5 concept car, which was unveiled at this auto show, is equipped with the company's color DLP headlights. Paired with white walls or screens, it can achieve multi screen interaction inside the car. Both the driver and passenger can control the projection content, allowing for cross screen collaboration through on-demand playback. It can be used in various scenarios such as in car and exterior shadows, outdoor camping, and team building.

In addition, the projection of Smart Elf # 5 has auxiliary functions such as automatic trapezoidal correction and autofocus, and a portable Hifi speaker with 6 sound units integrated into the armrest of the center console for the entire scene.

Source: OFweek

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