Gauzy has bought Vision Systems and raised $60 million to move into the ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance System) and shading solutions space.

Tel Aviv-based firm Gauzy announced partnerships with giants like LG Display and BMW at the International Motor Show in Germany.

The company developed technology to turn surfaces into projection platforms.

Automotive-oriented companies and startups make up the bulk of the Israeli businesses currently showcasing their innovative solutions at the annual Consumer Electronics convention, the largest tradeshow of its kind.

With its smart glass tech that turns windows into screens, Gauzy branches out into automotive, ad industries.

In the future, flying ambulances will carry patients, while people in maglev sky-trains look from the sky-train's windows that can be turned into screens, all while their phones are charged using infrared light. Sounds like a sci-fi movie? Well, it's already being turned into reality in Israel.