Most people in this country will be more familiar with Kyocera from the computer printer sector, but the Japanese company is also working on concepts for cars. The “Moeye” car concept now presented not only impresses with its retro design, passengers can choose between five different scents for the interior depending on their mood.

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Overall, Kyocera has mainly concentrated on the interior in the “Moeye” development. For example, a stylized little figure called “Mobisuke” appears on the over-head display – Kyocera calls it Aerial Display – which, among other things, should explain navigation instructions to the passengers. The occupants can also see a virtual 3D image of the road, which is intended to expand the driver’s field of vision.

Subtle color differences Thanks to Kyocera’s Ceraphic LED technology, the skylights and door lights should adapt better to the spectrum of sunlight and enable more subtle color differences than conventional LED technology.

Kyocera’s concept car Mobeye (16 Pictures) The external appearance is retrograde des Moeye.

(Fig : Kyocera) The dashboard and the center console are equipped with tactile feedback technology “Haptivity”. The pressure of the fingertip triggers small vibrations that are supposed to imitate the feeling of pressing a button. This should enable passengers to use the dashboard “naturally and intuitively”, explains Kyocera.

Vibrating loudspeakers should use piezoelectric elements to distribute the sound throughout the interior. This creates a sound world that is pleasant to the ear. There are also vibration speakers in the headrests, which the passengers