A shovel includes a lower traveling body; an upper swinging body swingably mounted on the lower traveling body; an operator's cab mounted on the upper swinging body; a display device provided in the operator's cab; and a processor configured to cause the display device to display information about custom setting before a start of operation of the shovel.

A vehicle system includes a network of multiple endpoints and a controller configured to manage customized automated actions. The controller interprets a customization sequence description defining an ordered set of actions and a trigger condition description specifying environmental, location-based, or time-based conditions. Based on these inputs, a sequence management circuit generates trigger detection and execution plans. A sequence execution circuit then detects trigger events and issues customization commands, causing one or more vehicle endpoints to autonomously perform the customized responses in accordance with the sequence and detected conditions.

A method for managing content displayed in a vehicle. At least one occupant in a vehicle consuming content is determined. Identification information identifying the at least one occupant is acquired. The at least one occupant exiting the vehicle is detected. Identification information identifying the at least one occupant, a content identifier (ID) of the content consumed by the at least one occupant, and a last position of the content at a time the at least one occupant exits the vehicle are saved. The at least one occupant re-entering the vehicle is detected. The content identified by the content ID is resumed at the last position of the content for the at least one occupant associated with the identification identifier.

The in-vehicle device according to one aspect of the present disclosure acquires an image from an imaging device disposed toward the interior of the vehicle, identifies a current status of a user present in the vehicle by analyzing the acquired image, determines a display format of a two-dimensional code according to the identified current status and displays the two-dimensional code on a display according to the determined display format.

The disclosure relates to a contact-analogous head-up display, in particular an augmented reality head-up display, which places information in direct contact with the environment. Contrary to conventional head-up displays, the items of information appear as part of the environment. The subject matter of the disclosure relates to a dynamic improvement of the visibility of concealed AR elements in situations in which several elements are displayed in parallel.