Nissan 3e - Multi-functional hands-free control unit

Japan's oldest car maker will be unveiling a new technology device at this year's Tokyo Motor Show, which is the Nissan 3E - smart earphones with a similar design to the famous Google Glass. American technology. Nissan says that the 3E is still under development and will be on display, but it will be demoed to introduce the idea to visitors at the show.

>>> Video: Nissan 3E hands-free control unit

The car manufacturers in the world are now looking for ways to help the driver can do more without having to lift his hand out of the steering wheel. This is not the first time Nissan has entered the field of technology, Japanese automakers have just released the smart watch NISMO Watch for the driver. This device can "read" the biological information of the driver and the operating mechanism of the vehicle at a specific time to give a realistic warning to the driver. NISMO Watch has given a whole new meaning to the so-called "connection" in the world of technology today.

Specific details about the configuration and technology of the Nissan 3E has not been announced by the Japanese car. However, Nissan says that basically the 3E will work similarly to a driver's hand-held entertainment information system. It allows the driver to control many functions within the vehicle while his hands and eyes remain focused on the steering wheel and observing the road ahead. In the Nissan teaser video, the 3E has a very similar design to the Bluetooth earbuds. It will receive the gestures as well as the emotions of the user, thereby giving control commands to the device inside the car.

If Nissan decides to bring the device into mass production, the Japanese automaker will likely face legal barriers similar to what Google faces when it launches Glass. Typically, the UK government has issued a ban on using Google Glass when driving.