• Mashable, Monday, April 20, 2015 9:30 AM

BMW’s Mini unit in the UK has unveiled a concept for augmented-reality driving glasses. The glasses let motorists see navigation details, speed and other information overlaid on a heads-up display. They can connect to a user’s smartphone via Mini’s app, and receive incoming calls and texts, which drivers can answer using controls on the steering wheel. A first-mile/last-mile feature can guide drivers from their parking spot to their destination and back again. During Mashable's demo with a prototype, they also recognized the address of local events.

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