NUVIZ Receives Funding from Pierer Industries AG for Head Up Display
NUVIZ
announced the receiving of funding to develop HeaduUp display for motorcycle
riders
United
Kingdom: NUVIZ,
a developer of Head up Display for motorcycle riders, announced to score a
strategic investment round from Pierer Industries AG, the parent firm of KTM
Industries, Husqvarna Motorcycles, WP Suspension and Pankl racing systems.
The company announced that
funding will be used for the enhancement of the product and would bring in new
developments to boost the efforts of sales and marketing of the product before
its launch. The new product will have proprietary optics to enable navigation,
communication, listening music and capturing videos and images. The strategic
investment will also enable KTM Group and NUVIZ to untap new opportunities for
marketing, distribution and product integration.
As per the CEO of KTM Group,
Stefan Pierer, “Nuviz is set to release one of the most anticipated motorcycle
products of the year,” He also stated, “We look forward to working with Nuviz
as they unveil new HUD and connectivity capabilities that stand to transform
the motorcycling experience as we know it.”
TechSci Research depicts that
Head-up Display will play a major role in automobiles in coming years as they
improve the driver’s ability to know about the surrounding environment and
provides information with precision and accuracy, which in turn reduces chances
of injury and fatalities. However, the receival of funding by NUVIZ for its
Head-up Displays business, will help the company in strengthening its foothold across
the country, which is expected to boost the market of Head-up Displays in
coming years across the country, and globally as well.
According to recently
published report by TechSci Research,
“Global
Head-up Display Market By Technology,
By Component, By End User, Competition Forecast and Opportunities, 2011 - 2021”, global head-up display
market is projected to grow at a CAGR of over 20% during
2016-2021. Defense and automotive sectors were the major demand generators
for head-up displays across the globe, owing to rising demand for deploying
latest technology in military aircrafts and increasing need for road safety among
passengers. Moreover, growing technological advancements and declining average
selling prices of head-up displays across the globe are further fueling
adoption of this technology in the automotive and civil aviation sectors across
the globe.