byton has none. they think tesla should share theirs.into production by the end of 2019 and will one day cost $45,000. i guess we‘lljust have to wait and see how that goes. that was dave lee and there‘ll be plenty more transport on next week‘s click. in the meantime, i‘m having my nails done. this is the 02 nails printer. choose any image and they will print it onto your nail. of course i chose a picture of myself. 0k, richard taylor and nick kwek, beat that! refreshing! this device is actually creating a vacuum in my mouth. it‘s sucking at my gums and at the same time circulating a flow of water around my teeth. it‘s intended for users with reduced mobility or people who have difficulty brushing their teeth. it replaces the need to brush and floss too. the guys are working on integrating sensors into future devices so that oral hygienists or dentists will be able to diagnose and treat for gum disease. and it‘s quite tickly too. this is mia and it‘s being marketed as the world‘s first smart baby feeding monitor. you put your baby bottle,

sneak peek of the byton car.panese prime minister shinzo abe wants the bank ofjapan governor to keep up efforts to reflate the economy, how heather he is unclear if the man in charge should stay in the job —— however. he was handpicked in 2013 to implement abenomics, the stimulus package meant to jumpstart the economy. so far it has helped to boost growth but it has failed to drive up inflation to the bank's target of 2%. and let's have a quick look through the markets before we go, because here in asia they're continuing to make gains. australia's flat but of course it is at 10—year highs because of gains we saw on wall street last week. and that is it for this edition of asia business report. thanks for watching. the top stories this hour: hollywood has got the red carpet rolled out for the golden globes. it's the first major award ceremony since the sexual harassment scandals. the bbc‘s china editor, carrie gracie, is stepping down from her role, citing unequal pay compared with her male colleagues. major reta

called the byton, it sports a huge touch—screen dashboard, as dave lee reports. car. everything will be controlled via touch and then certain aspects will be controlled via voice and also very novel to us is gesture control. some of the most exciting features of the byton car are going to be disabled until we live in a world of fully autonomous driving. so perhaps think of this vehicle as bridging the gap between our dumb driving past and our smart driving future. we have to come together and share this infrastructure across the companies because this is not a differentiating factor, this is something which makes the whole industry successful. i like the music on that. jeremy cook is back. a tweet from elon musk says, "gunner put on an old school driving and roller skates and rock restaurant at one of the new super charger location in la." only one. why can't they been everywhere. have you been toa drive—in? they been everywhere. have you been to a drive-in? no. i've been to one in south africa. they do them in south africa which is where he's from. let's say wit

called the byton, it sports a huge touchscreen dashboard, as dave lee reports.want to be the company bringing into the market the first real smart car. we wa nt we want to try and merge real—life outside the car with your experience in the car. everything will be controlled, via touch. certain aspects will be controlled via voice and also very novel to us is control. the key is about customisation. when you are in drive mode, we will actually disable certain features. you won't be able to watch videos for instance. we want to build a platform where when there is someone driving, or occupants including the driver have the ability to interact. some of the most exciting features are going to be disabled until we live in a world of woolly autonomous driving. so perhaps think of this vehicle at reaching the gap between oui’ vehicle at reaching the gap between ourdumb driving vehicle at reaching the gap between our dumb driving past and our smart driving future. if you plan to get around by a train this week in the uk, you will find it pretty tough. we have commuters