Ferrari Luce is equipped with several Samsung-made OLED displays across three digital display zones. Samsung Display supplies four panel sizes: 12.9 inches, 12 inches, 10.1 inches, and 6.3 inches. The instrument cluster uses a two-layer OLED setup with a 12-inch bottom panel and a 12.9-inch top panel. The cluster includes physical needle and hand elements that extend through the displays using Samsung’s HIAA technology, creating a three-dimensional look. The central control panel uses a 10.1-inch OLED with configurable functions such as a clock, stopwatch, and compass, also using HIAA with physical hands. Smaller 6.3-inch panels provide rear climate controls and driving dynamics readouts.
"In total, the Luce has three digital display zones and Samsung Display will supply four panel sizes: 12.9", 12", 10.1" and 6.3". And the setup is kind of crazy, though not as crazy as the car's €550,000 price tag. The Ferrari Luce will feature several Samsung-made displays"
"First, the binnacle - this is the instrument cluster in front of the driver - will have a physical needle poking through the display thanks to Samsung's proprietary HIAA Tech (Hole In Active Area). Yes, Samsung has plenty of experience with punching holes through smartphone displays - but a typical smartphone selfie camera is no larger than 5mm in diameter. In contrast, the binnacle in the Ferrari Luce will have a hole that is around 20 times larger."
"This instrument cluster will be built from two OLED panels - a 12" panel on the bottom and a 12.9" panel on top. The lower panel will draw background stuff (e.g. gauge indexes), while the top display will have three circular cutouts. The stacked design along with the physical hands create a three dimensional display instead of the 2D glass look that most cars have these days."
"The central control panel will use a 10.1" OLED panel and will have configurable functions like a clock, stopwatch and compass. This panel will also use HIAA tech and will have three physical hands poking through it (like the hour, minute and second hands on a clock). Finally, the 6.3" panels will be used in the back to give rear passengers climate controls, a readout with driving dynamics and more."
Read at GSMArena.com
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