As you know, technology is boosting every day that is adding value to human life. Same as Mercedes discovered a new feature in the Mercedes Benz new S-class. let’s see an amazing technology.
Described as a spaceship, THIS abandoned Mercedes ‘egg’ was discovered concealed behind a recycling facility.
The alleged egg was discovered in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, behind a recycling facility. The pod looked so futuristic that at first people thought it was a spaceship.
But now it has been made clear by a specialized website that the egg is a “Mercedes MBUX (Mercedes-Benz User Experience) seat exhibit.” Mercedes created the item to resemble the interior of the new S-Class, as Nico Demattia of The Drive revealed.
According to Nico, Mercedes would have given up on the item when the new S-Class went on sale. He explained why the pod was left in Georgia, saying that Mercedes’ US headquarters is located not far from Atlanta.
In Nico’s opinion, the pod ought to be preserved and utilized for a home theater, gaming area, or even a sleeping pod.
A mechanic might be able to convert the pod into a go-kart, he added, albeit this could be risky. In contrast, the recently unveiled Mercedes Vision AVTR is a concept car straight out of science fiction, developed in association with James Cameron’s production company.
The acronym AVTR stands for both “Advanced Vehicle Transformation” and the movie Avatar, according to Mercedes. Instead of feeling like a lifeless object, this neon-lit chrome egg vehicle aims to evoke the sensation of a living organism.
Chief designer at Mercedes-Benz, Gorden Wagener, stated: “Everything is changeable and affects the car as a whole at the same time.” “A symbiotic organism is analogous to the user experience as a central element.”
To alert drivers of a little-known threat, the automaker is now installing turquoise headlights on self-driving vehicles. In the US, Mercedes-Benz will demonstrate the motor’s autonomous capabilities through the usage of external lighting.
Level three automated driving technology is now legal to use on public highways in California and Nevada. Mercedes EQS and S-Class vehicles will be able to drive independently at up to 40 mph thanks to a technology called Drive Pilot.