At the recent Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Harman demonstrated how Google Glass can be integrated with the electronics supplier's advanced driver assistance systems engine. The demo represents a continuation of Harman's efforts to implement its ADAS engine on various devices. The company claims it is the first Tier 1 automotive supplier to launch ADAS implementation on wearable devices, which the company says is a growing market projected to exceed $5 billion in 2016. The Harman system demo'd at CES uses and Android camera feed and image processing to analyze dangers in real time, and provide alerts through Google Glass.