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Continental, a technology company based in Babenhausen (Germany) and Las Vegas, unveiled their Curved Ultrawide Display at CES 2023. This 47.5-inch TFT display is illuminated by more than 3,000 LEDs on a 7,680 by 660 active pixel area and features a radius of 4,200 millimetres. It offers vehicle manufacturers a high level of design freedom to create a futuristic, high-end cockpit and display content on a seamless screen surface. In addition to the Curved Ultrawide Display, Continental is showcasing its Driver Identification innovation at CES 2023. This technology involves facial recognition as well as authentication via smartphone and biometric data to allow drivers to have a personalised experience in the car. This is combined with facial recognition algorithms that collect up-to-date driver data, allowing for convenient and safe control of car infotainment systems, climate settings or vehicle access. In2visible Display In addition to the immersive visual experience provided by the Curved Ultrawide Display, Continental is also introducing its revolutionary In2visible Display at CES 2023. This innovative technology utilises a unique display that prevents unnecessary information from distracting the driver. The display will show interactive elements, such as buttons for climate control or navigation settings, only when the driver's eyes are looking in the direction of the panel and will make them invisible when not in use.