This BMW video demos a new thermal-imaging-capable vision system that spots people, animals and objects in the path of a car before the headlights render them visible.
(Thanks, 911t!)
Update: Rich sez, "Cadillac has had thermal imaging since 2000, and puts it in a heads-up display to boot."
Update 2: Mrzero sez, "Cadillac NO LONGER uses thermal imaging. The first model (only DeVille) to offer it was in 2000. The last model to offer it was 2005. Here's a blurb about it."
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