奥迪重新弹出Headlights For The Future

However, Audi has other ideas. Instead of using the technology throughout the headlight housing, the automaker's documentation suggests that only parts of the headlight would use the technology at any one time. Basically, the area around the indicators/blinkers could be covered to allow just white light to shine through. When the car needs to indicate a turn, the low beams and DRLs could be effectively dimmed, allowing the amber light to shine through more vividly. This could enhance visibility and safety, but Audi seems most interested in the aesthetic value because it complains of a lack of "precision" in terms of the blending of colors between light strips. Allow us to go into some detail.

"In today's light strips, a plurality of colors can be represented. If, however, two colors are displayed next to one another, there is always a color curve between the colors. This does not appear to be precise. Or, if a region of the light strip is on and a region emerges, there is a brightness profile at the boundary between the regions."

Basically, Audi wants to create a cleaner overall look for lighting strips, making it possible to create a more defined lighting signature. Is there any real benefit to this? We'll have to wait and see, but the complaint is typically German in that it chases perfection even in an area where nobody thinks refinement is required. Let's hope it's not too expensive to implement because the potential design benefits appear infinite. Fingers crossed.