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Slightly Mad's examples of how a VR headset will enhance the Project CARS experience on the PS4 range from the standard use of cockpit cameras «to look around... and see everything from a first - person perspective», to the more novel integration of the PlayStation Camera head - tracking capabilities to «peer closer at some intricate detail or turn around and look out of the back window».
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The video, taken from the cockpit camera, shows a glowing object traveling at high speeds while rotating and includes audio of Navy pilots struggling to process what they are seeing.
Sixvideo cameras whirred as he planted a kiss on the lips of his wife, Connie.More than 50 sets of eyes watched as he lifted himself into the cockpit.
The cockpit is a feast of standard leather and carbon - fiber trim, within which you'll find such amenities as a rear backup camera, keyless entry and start, an 8.8 - inch color display with nav, and a heated, leather - wrapped steering wheel.
Today's Jetta is packed full of driver - assistance gizmos like a blind spot warning system, digital cockpit, rearview camera, and one or two USB ports depending on trim.
8 - Speed Automatic with Tiptronic 3.0 L TFSI V6 DOHC 3D Bang & Olufsen Advanced Sound System, 3D Bose Surround Sound System, 3 - Spoke Multifunction Steering Wheel w / Paddles, 4 - Zone Automatic Climate Control, Audi Connect CARE, Audi Connect PRIME & PLUS, Audi MMI Navigation Plus Package, Audi MMI Navigation Plus w / MMI Touch, Audi Side Assist w / Pre Sense Rear, Audi Smartphone Interface, Audi Virtual Cockpit, Black Rubber All - Weather Floor Mats (Set of 4), Cold Weather Package, Driver & Passenger Front Seats w / Ventilation, Electric Tilt / Telescopic Steering Column w / Memory, Full LED Headlights, Head - Up Display, Heated Auto - Dimming Power Folding Exterior Mirrors, Heated Rear Seats, LED Interior Lighting Package, LED Interior Lighting Package Plus, Manual Window Shades For Rear Doors & Tailgate, Power Closing Doors, Prestige Package, Topview Camera System, Vision Package, Warm Weather Package, Wheels: 20 10 - Spoke - Star Design Bi-Color.
As a nearly top spec model, the TT S enjoys a healthy list of standard equipment including the virtual cockpit, LED headlights, automatic climate control, heated front seats, keyless entry, rear - view camera, and front and rear park sensors.
Navigation System Professional, Alloy Wheels 20», Black Exclusive Leather, Park Distance Control, Reversing Assist Camera, DAB Digital Radio, USB Interface, Multi Function Steering Wheel, Automatic Air Conditioning, Cruise Control with Brake Function, Sport Steering Wheel, Soft Close Doors, Heated Front Seats, Comfort Access, Massage Function, BMW Gesture Control, Ambient Lighting, Comfort Seats, High Beam Assist, Front Foglights, WiFi Hotspot, Digital Cockpit, CD Player, DVD Player, Tyre Pressure Monitoring Sensor (TPMS), BMW Loudspeaker System, M - Aerodynamic Bodystyling, Connected Drive Services, «BMW Service Package Inclusive», «We Can Guarantee The Future Value Of This Car»
The Q5 Prestige, $ 51,775, integrates the virtual cockpit LCD, navigation, six months of Audi's premium telematics service, the B&O speaker system, and Parking System Plus (front and rear acoustic sensors, surround view camera, and superimposed lanes on the center display).
Outside of BMW and its long list of options, only a couple competitors» features are unavailable on the MDX: air - cooled rear seats, 360 - degree low - speed maneuvering cameras, a head - up display, and vibrating steering wheel alert for lane departure warning (Acura sticks with a chime heard through the cockpit).
Navigation System Professional, Leather Trim, 19» Alloy Wheels, M Sport Braking System, Heated Steering Wheel, Comfort Access, Air Collar, Wind Deflector, Electric Folding Exterior Door Mirrors, Extended Storage, High Beam Assist, Harman / Kardon Sound System, Convertible Comfort Package, Driver Comfort Package, M Sport Plus Package, Digital Cockpit, Adaptive Headlights, Piano Black Veneer, Reversing Assist Camera, Tyre Pressure Monitoring Sensor (TPMS), Run Flat Tyres, Front Centre Armrest, Sport Seats, Heated Front Seats, Front Foglights, Parking Distance Control - Front and Rear, Rain Sensor Wipers with Auto Headlight Activation, Cruise Control with Brake Function, 12v Auxiliary Power Socket, Automatic Air Conditioning, Extended Interior Light Package, Bluetooth Telephone Hands Free Facility, DAB Digital Radio, «We Can Guarantee The Future Value Of This Car»
Titanium Silver Metallic, Charcoal Leather Cockpit with Red Contrast Stitching, Harissa Red Leather Seats, Soft Closing Doors, Lifting System, Parking Sensors Front and Rear including Reversing Camera, Carbon Fibre Interior Package consisting of Steering Wheel, Centre Bridge and Console, Side Sills, Door Handle Control Panels, Cruise Control, Carbon Exterior Package comprising Carbon Rear Diffuser, Sill Mouldings, Carbon Side Blades - All with Red Accents.
HUGE SAVINGS OVER NEW CAR RETAIL PRICE, Navigation System Professional, Full Leather, Alloy Wheels M - Double Spoke 19», M Sport Braking System, Harman / Kardon Sound System, Heated Steering Wheel, Wind Deflector, High Beam Assist, Air Collar, M Sport Plus Package, Convertible Comfort Package, Head Up Display, Digital Cockpit, Split Folding Rear Seats, Electric Folding Exterior Door Mirrors, Reversing Assist Camera, Tyre Pressure Monitoring Sensor (TPMS), Run Flat Tyres, Front Centre Armrest, Sport Seats, Heated Front Seats, Front Foglights, Parking Distance Control - Front and Rear, Rain Sensor Wipers with Auto Headlight Activation, Cruise Control with Brake Function, 12v Auxiliary Power Socket, Automatic Air Conditioning, Bluetooth Telephone Hands Free Facility, DAB Digital Radio, «We Can Guarantee The Future Value Of This Car»
You can add the Technology Package ($ 3,200 for navigation, Virtual Cockpit, Bang & Olufsen sound system and more) and Driver Assistance Package ($ 1,400 for active lane - keeping assist, adaptive cruise control, high - beam assist and front radar with a camera distance sensor) and still come in at about $ 60K for a high - tech rocket of a sedan.
Here you get a head - up display, adaptive cruise control, active lane assist, collision avoidance assist, top view camera system with an 8.3 - inch MMI system and the advanced Audi virtual cockpit which includes MMI navigation plus and handwriting recognition.A number of these options can be had individually and a cold and warm weather package is available on the top two trim levels.
The car we drove packed $ 15,000 - worth of options, including Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop & Go, LED headlights, rearview camera, Audi Virtual Cockpit, MMI Navigation plus, heated front seats, leather / Alcantara upholstery and much more.
My preferred spec starts with the Premium Plus trim, which adds $ 4,000 to the $ 49,900 base price, but it enables me to add Virtual Cockpit, which is part of a $ 2,000 package that includes LED headlights and a bird's - eye view camera system.
Honda got out ahead of the 2014 mandate that all cars have a rear camera and cockpit display.
Solid Paint, Parking Assistance Pack, Privacy Glass, RS Sports Exhaust System, Rear - View Camera, Red Brake Calipers, Top Speed restriction increase to 174 mph, Full dealership history, Excellent bodywork, Black Full leather interior - Excellent Condition, Tyre condition Excellent, Four wheel - drive, Standard Features - Adjustable Steering Column / Wheel - Rake / Reach, Anti-Theft alarm, Audi Chorus Radio / Single CD Player with MP3, SDHC Memory Card Reader and Aux - in Socket, Audi Connect Infotainment Services, 36 Months, Audi Parking System Plus - Acoustic and Visual Park Assist System for the Front and Rear of the Vehicle, Audi Side Assist (Blind Spot Assist), Automatic Start - Stop Function, Cruise Control, Cup Holder in Centre Console, DAB Digital Radio, Deluxe 3 - Zone Climate Control, Door Mirrors (Folding), Drivers Information System (DIS) in Colour, Electric Front Windows, Electrically Adjustable Front Seats, Front Centre Armrest, Front and Rear Floor Mats, Heated Front Seats, High - Beam Assist, Hill Hold Assist, LED Headlights with LED Rear Lights, LED Interior Lighting Pack, Light Sensor, MMI Navigation Plus with 3D Navigation, MMI Touch Control Panel, Mobile Phone Preparation - Bluetooth Interface, Quattro with Sports Differential, RS Specific Audi Virtual Cockpit - 12.3 in, RS Super Sports Seats, Rain Sensor, Rear Spoiler, Tyre Pressure Loss Indicator, Upholstery - Fine Nappa Leather with Contrast Honeycomb Stitching.
Likewise the camera remains static in the cockpit view and hitting another car has barely any feeling of impact to it, and has also highlights the fact that Forza's damage model is still pretty poor.
As requested, we also get our first glimpse at The Crew's cockpit camera, and while the field of view is perhaps a little too close for our liking, it's nonetheless a welcome addition, particularly if it's implemented into every available car.
Also new for Formula Fusion is the cockpit camera viewpoint which we felt looked a little static and bland but of course we do expect improvement in the coming months.
As much as we like to rag on the Kinect, this actually sounds like a pretty cool implementation: the Kinect camera will track the player's head and let them look around the cockpit while they drive, which should be perfect for sizing up the next turn, or gauging the position of rival cars.
Three further first - person perspectives include a cockpit view positioned from the driver's line of sight as the hands are on the steering wheel with the dashboard and anti-roll bar surrounding the limited visibility of the windscreen, while an onboard camera is positioned directly above the dashboard towards the bottom of the windscreen, alongside a bonnet camera looking ahead from the centre of the bonnet just behind any headlights.
We take a moment to cycle through the various cockpit view camera positions to give you an idea on the range of settings so you should find one that suits you.
All of the bells and whistles from Spike Engine remain intact, from the advanced lighting system to the detailed car models, damage modelling and even the cockpit cameras, which is a testament to the Vita's capability.
Two cameras are mounted onboard above the driver's crash helmet with the first positioned directly behind the crash helmet looking ahead but not providing any view of the cockpit and a camera positioned further to the left of the crash helmet showing the cockpit and steering wheel, but the common thread between both onboard mounted cameras is that they both show the high amounts of G - Force being experienced by the driver.
There are three first - person perspectives positioned from the front wing of the car looking directly ahead with no bodywork, a second camera angle positioned in the centre of the front wing surrounded by intricate bodywork and front flaps with the third first - person perspective providing a driver's eye view from within the cockpit as the complex steering wheel can be seen while peering out just above the front wing with an incredibly detailed left and right mirror to view what is happening directly behind your car.
Vast customisable camera options allow players to set specific parameters for the cockpit, TV pod and TV pod offset with a twenty point system for genuine customisation for the field of view and horizontal offset to be zoomed in or out; vertical offset and angle of camera to be increased or lowered in height; near clip plane decides at what distance a nearby object is no longer rendered; the mirror angle to be increased or lowered in height; as well as the amount of camera shake and camera movement.
Camera control feels natural and suited for the game thanks to being stuffed in the cockpit of a tank, which typically has a limited viewpoint.
Vast customisable camera options allow players to set specific parameters for the cockpit, TV pod and TV pod offset with a 40 point system for genuine customisation for the field of view and horizontal offset to be zoomed in or out; lateral offset to be moved further to either side; vertical offset to be raised or lowered; angle of camera to be increased or lowered in height; near clip plane decides at what distance a nearby object is no longer rendered; the mirror angle to be increased or lowered in height; as well as the amount of camera shake, camera movement and a look to Apex limit that is displayed in degrees.
On the television you see a third - person camera view of the vehicle, and on the Wii U GamePad you see a cockpit view.
World of Speed will feature a a cockpit camera viewpoint option, developer Slightly Mad Studios has...
Having said that, what is on show looks immensely promising, from the high fidelity graphics and physics to the tremendous sense of speed evoked from the subtle shaking cockpit camera.
According to the official announcement on the World of Speed forums, the cockpit camera perspective will allow players to «truly get behind the wheel» of the particular car they're competing in.
Slightly Mad Studios also used the cockpit camera confirmation to unofficially reveal an all - new car for World of Speed: the Abarth 500.
Cockpit cameras are now expected to be a standard feature in racing games, as Codemasters found out when they experienced a lot of backlash following their decision to remove the cockpit camera from Cockpit cameras are now expected to be a standard feature in racing games, as Codemasters found out when they experienced a lot of backlash following their decision to remove the cockpit camera from cockpit camera from Grid 2.
The list of odd omissions goes on: there's a bumper and bonnet camera, but no interior cockpit camera.
There's one occasion where Iden flies her TIE right into the docking bay of a Rebel cruiser and the camera shifts into a cockpit view while you blast rebel scum away with your brilliant emerald green lasers.
Engine sounds are particularly poor when driving with the cockpit view (the closeness of the cockpit cam can be adjusted, for those who are fussy like me)-- driving with the external or bonnet camera offers a marginal improvement with novel touches such as audible exhaust popping, although it's a tad excessive.