 This is a funny little concept. This is Rinspeed's Oasis concept vehicle. They built the car in partnership with Harman and a number of other technology providers. This is about as funky as concept cars get. It's a cute little brick of a car with a garden in the dash, augmented reality windshields, autonomous electric, used for ride sharing, a very social vehicle. This is probably never going to actually hit the road at all, but it's a lot of fun to look at and to experience from inside and out. As you can see, there's a lot of white leather interior, cameras everywhere. Harman built this display on the front that can showcase both the controls and the speed and the battery power as well as a beautiful display of mountains or a stream if you want to see it that way. Rinspeed Oasis has gesture control. It's not a perfect system, but it works pretty well to swipe through the menu. If you want to load up some content, you can do that, and you can check out some Steppenwolf ACDC. It's a self-driving car, so you won't necessarily have to be paying attention while you're driving, but it does have cameras all along the dash here tracking your eye movement, so it knows if you have stopped paying attention and aren't watching the road necessarily, then a prompt will come up on the augmented reality windshield to tell you to watch the road. There's a lot of features in here. There's a lot of bells and whistles. It's a lot of fun, but this is not a car that's ever really going to be out on the roads. This is more of a platform. It's an idea about moving forward and inspiring automakers and technology companies to see what they can envision inside the car, to transform the interior of the car into a third space, a place where, aside from your office and your home, where you would want to spend the majority of your time. That's why there's all these creature comforts, like lights and cameras and music and video and the surround sound. It would be a ride-sharing car. It could be an Uber car. It could be your commute home. It could be a place just to relax and to forget about the outside world. It's a really bizarre, out-there thing, but don't expect to see it on the road anytime soon.
 This is a funny little concept.
 This is Rinspeed's Oasis concept vehicle.
 They built the car in partnership with Harman and a number of other technology providers.
 This is about as funky as concept cars get.
 It's a cute little brick of a car with a garden in the dash, augmented reality windshields,
 autonomous electric, used for ride sharing, a very social vehicle.
 This is probably never going to actually hit the road at all, but it's a lot of fun to
 look at and to experience from inside and out.
 As you can see, there's a lot of white leather interior, cameras everywhere.
 Harman built this display on the front that can showcase both the controls and the speed
 and the battery power as well as a beautiful display of mountains or a stream if you want
 to see it that way.
 Rinspeed Oasis has gesture control.
 It's not a perfect system, but it works pretty well to swipe through the menu.
 If you want to load up some content, you can do that, and you can check out some Steppenwolf
 ACDC.
 It's a self-driving car, so you won't necessarily have to be paying attention while you're driving,
 but it does have cameras all along the dash here tracking your eye movement, so it knows
 if you have stopped paying attention and aren't watching the road necessarily, then a prompt
 will come up on the augmented reality windshield to tell you to watch the road.
 There's a lot of features in here.
 There's a lot of bells and whistles.
 It's a lot of fun, but this is not a car that's ever really going to be out on the roads.
 This is more of a platform.
 It's an idea about moving forward and inspiring automakers and technology companies to see
 what they can envision inside the car, to transform the interior of the car into a third
 space, a place where, aside from your office and your home, where you would want to spend
 the majority of your time.
 That's why there's all these creature comforts, like lights and cameras and music and video
 and the surround sound.
 It would be a ride-sharing car.
 It could be an Uber car.
 It could be your commute home.
 It could be a place just to relax and to forget about the outside world.
 It's a really bizarre, out-there thing, but don't expect to see it on the road anytime
 soon.