What are the hazards of installing a HUD in a car?
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The hazard of installing a HUD in a car is that it affects the driver's line of sight. The following is a related introduction to car HUDs: 1. Definition: Head-Up Display, abbreviated as HUD, is also called a flat-panel display system, which refers to a driver-centered, blind-operation, multi-functional instrument panel. 2. Function: The HUD can project current speed, navigation and other information onto the photoelectric display device on the windshield, forming an image in front of the glass. The driver can see navigation and speed information without turning or lowering their head. 3. Types: Divided into suspended HUD and dashboard-mounted HUD. The suspended HUD is fixed on the sun visor above the car driver, which results in the HUD information being projected onto the upper area of the windshield. The dashboard-mounted HUD is fixed on the center console in front of the driver, which determines that the HUD information will be projected onto the front area of the windshield.