The online car market learned from the US media that Toyota Textile will provide two interior designs for self-driving cars, which can be adjusted based on the detection of the driver's physique, posture and mood. The technology will be unveiled at the CES Consumer Electronics Show next month.

The first interior design is called ACES (Active Comfort Engagement Space) and can be used in vehicles with 4 levels of autonomous driving. It can use the camera and seat sensors to detect the person's eye position, size and posture, and automatically adjust the seat and seat belt to make the occupants more comfortable. In addition, the technology includes a personal air conditioning system that monitors each person's body temperature and automatically adjusts the air conditioning temperature.

Like many concept warehouses, ACES also has an emotional sensing system that monitors the driver's mood to adjust the lighting system and release the fragrance. If the sensor detects that the driver is drowsy, it will make music and vibrations to help stay awake.

The second interior design, called Moox, can be used for fully autonomous vehicles. Although Toyota Textile does not publish too much detail on the technology, according to the concept map provided, this technology allows passengers to participate on the way to work. Meeting and video chat.