Eye-Control 'Magic' In Hyundai Concept Car

For automakers, distracted driving has become a major issue. At the 2013 Detroit Auto Show, Hyundai unveiled technology that they think will go a long way in solving that problem. Hyundai's car of the future uses retina scanning and gesture control to eliminate driver distraction and create a button free interior.

Jan 22nd, 2013

For automakers, distracted driving has become a major issue. At the 2013 Detroit Auto Show, Hyundai unveiled technology that they think will go a long way in solving that problem. Hyundai's car of the future uses retina scanning and gesture control to eliminate driver distraction and create a button free interior.

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