VOL. 54 ISSUE 25 JUNE 27, 2017 P125
"W
e're not just introducing a new
product but we're actually
launching a new product cate-
gory," said Malte Laass, founder of Nuviz. The
San Diego-based company was proud to unveil
its first head-up display unit for motorcyclists at
an introduction to the media at the San Diego
Air & Space Museum, where we got our first
look at the Nuviz HUD, and even got fitted with
a device of our own.
Head-up display technology (and it's "head
up" not "heads up" as the Nuviz crew pointed
out) is brand new to motorcyclists. The idea
has been teased for a few years, and almost
made it to the market with the now-defunct
Skully helmet, but the Nuviz device is now
commercially available (www.RideNuviz.com),
making the cutting-edge technology a reality.
TECHNOLOGY
ON BOARD
Nuviz unveils its all-new
motorcycle Head-Up Display
BY JEAN TURNER
PHOTOGRAPHY BY NUVIZ AND SCOTT COX
Do you ride
because it helps
you unplug,
or do you ride
despite having to
unplug? If your
answer is the
latter, then
read on.
