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Originally Posted by Z8chP
This car doesn't have any AC vents....
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Hardly! You just fail to understand the concept.
"Throughout, the design expresses both form and function of the innovative technologies. For example, the intelligent lightweight engineering concept of the BMW Vision Future Luxury is expressed in the design principle of subtractive modeling. That is to say, the specific geometry and functions of an individual component are created from one and the same layered composite structure, comprising many different levels and materials. An initial base layer of fine carbon fabric is followed by a functional level featuring user interface components, control and display interfaces and lighting functions, which in turn is followed by a further structural, load-bearing layer of aluminum for additional strength. Finally, the top layers comprise wood, then leather, to create a warm and comfortable ambience. In a given area of the interior, the multi-layer structure is “milled down” to the appropriate depth depending on what surface material and what function is required. Since the interior geometry is therefore always pared down to essentials, this cuts total weight substantially. This treatment also makes for virtually seamless transitions and very elegant, fluid surfaces."
It is obvious that this all means that the new, innovative, multi-layered, milled surfaces actually just gently
breathe conditioned air upon the passengers though an undetectable system of laser-based infrared temperature probes that direct air silently and flawlessly to the areas of each passenger's body that is above or below the precise temperature of 21.1 Celsius.