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Nissan 'Teatro untuk Dayz' konsep adalah perangkat Mobile generasi DigitalPerangkat mobile dan media sosial kecanduan zaman kita sudah tertangkap dengan mobil, tetapi bagaimana jika mobil yang khusus dirancang untuk melayani kebutuhan dari apa yang kita sebut generasi Digital?Nissan label generasi "yang pergi langsung dari buaian untuk teknologi digital sebagai 'berbagi pribumi'", tapi kami pikir kita akan tetap dengan Digital Generation, yang beberapa juga merujuk sebagai generasi Z, Angkatan demografis yang lahir dari awal pertengahan tahun 2000 hingga saat ini. Menurut Nissan produk perencanaan Manajer Umum Hidemi Sasaki, "generasi sekarang mendapatkan lisensi pengemudi pertama mereka selalu terhubung melalui perangkat digital, email, media sosial, dan sebagainya. Apa yang menggerakkan digital pribumi ini menangkap pengalaman dalam foto dan video dan berbagi. Teman menanggapi dengan 'suka' dan berbagi pengalaman lebih lanjut. Apa yang penting adalah tidak Apakah sesuatu yang dialami secara pribadi atau hampir. Yang penting adalah proses berbagi."Masalahnya dengan generasi ini adalah bahwa, sebagai Nissan menunjukkan, itu "telah menunjukkan sedikit minat dalam mobil sejauh" yang menimbulkan pertanyaan, "apa jenis mobil akan bergerak pribumi saham? Akan mereka bahkan ingin drive?" Merek Jepang konseptual jawaban untuk pertanyaan membingungkan ini adalah 'Teatro untuk Dayz' yang akan membuat Premier dunia pada tahun 2015 Tokyo Motor Show yang akan dijalankan dari 30 Oktober melalui November 8. Of course, as a mobile device on wheels, the 'Teatro for Days' is a small, battery powered car. "In addition to being compact, minicars remind them of the handy mobile devices they carry in their pockets," says Sasaki. "Share natives are already accustomed to recharging their devices at home, so EVs fit their lifestyles far better than cars that require regular visits to a gas station." And yes, it does look like a modern replacement for the discontinued in Europe and North America, albeit still available in Japan, Nissan Cube, but with a few digital tricks up its sleeves.Sasaki says that Nissan found some common car interests among this generation: "First, they tend to look beyond the car's basic role of transportation. They want a car to be a versatile tool for creativity like a smartphone. This is different from customizing a car. It is more like the ability to modify a car to meet their mood at that moment. Share natives will use cars in ways we would never imagine. So we thought from the perspective of designing a car that would serve as a canvas for their inspiration."So, Nissan's designers packed the exterior, but even more so, the interior, with customizable screens. On the outside, you get LED displays on both bumpers and the doors, allowing users to express themselves through dotted images and words. However, it’s the cabin that takes the mobile device theme to extremes. When in drive mode (think of it as the equivalent of 'Airplane Mode', it's a minimalistic looking two-tone, black and white interior with meters, controls and maps appearing on a pure white screen – also, notice the 'play' and 'pause' designated pedals. Put the car in park mode, though, and a third of the interior, including the dashboard panel, the (uncomfortable looking) seats and even door trim, become a live display – akin to skins on phones and tablets. Granted, some of the skins used on the concept look cheap and cheesy - like the wood and leather displays, but with autonomous cars right around the corner, evidently, carmakers need to find ways to keep users and passengers busy while inside and what a better way to do this by cramping a multitude of screens in their interiors? Well, come to think of it, if this is what they want, why not add Virtual Reality headsets with software designed around the interior for all passengers and be done with it? Hey, you could even re-skin the person sitting next to you…
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