Hyundai Group showed off 'nano cooling film' and radiant heating tech that could keep passengers cozy and save energy.
For those passengers who were delighted by the introduction of heated seats in automobiles ? and those drivers who, subsequently, were thrilled by the wonder of a heated steering wheel ? there?s potentially good news on the horizon from South Korea.
It comprises three layers, including two that reflect solar energy and one that emits mid-infrared wavelength. Also shown by the manufacturers at the ?Heat Tech Day? event in Seoul was the Radiant Heating System, a heating element placed under the interior floor that emits radiant heat towards passengers? legs, quickly warming them during cold weather.
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