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" A glimpse into the future of automotive technology is on display at the Society of Automotive Engineers World Congress at Cobo Center, The Detroit News reported.   Among the gizmos on display:   Toyota&amp;#039;s i-Swing, a single-person vehicle that is controlled by body motions.   PPG Industries heat-resistant auto glass, which can keep a vehicle&amp;#039;s interior 20 to 30 degrees cooler.    German supplier Preh Automotive displayed technology that could simplify the growing number of buttons and controls drivers. For example, the same keypad that tunes the radio also can turn on the defroster.   Pursuit Vision&amp;#039;s laser night-vision device, which makes objects visible by projecting a laser light undetectable by a human eye, and then recording reflections from that light with a specialized camera.   "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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