LOST IN INFORMATION

According to Expedia, travelers visit an average of 38 sites when planning a trip. Most travel searches start with Google searches and end with otas and TripAdvisor.In an age when we highly depend on big data, information is overly concentrated on personal mobile devices.This design was motivated by the camping experience,which can be improved by new collaboration. The connection between people can be enhanced.
IDENTIFY PROBLEMS

1. Users tend to ignore the people around them who might be interested in participating in the conversation.
2. The use of mobile phones actually deprives users of their attention to the real life. This technology makes users engage in seemingly unnecessary activities.
3. Users often have trouble in booking a car and identifying the car.
4. Users tend to feel tired in the process of constantly searching for information in a strange environment. The time they spend on the car is cut off from the journey itself.
NEW WAY OF CITY EXPLORATION

This design aims to explore brand new transporting experience for users in the whole cars, especially for those at back seats. There are five main functions on the display module, camera, sharing, maps, AR city
exploration, attractions recommendation. These functions aim to help travelers gain more knowledge about the local environment, as well as providing new ways of interactions inside the car. It helps users reduce long searches and make choices.
AR CITY EXPLORING

The design of AR exploration aims to solve the problem that people don't have instant access to city information. This system displays detailed information of any stores or attractive places on the window, giving reminders and recommendations 
of places based on AR.
NEVER TOO LATE TO DECIDE

This system provides recommendation of attractions and routes on window so that users don’t need to make decision in advance. The recommendation includes food, store, history, culture. Users can browse and select one to visit. It liberates travelers from planning all the time.
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