It was operated by voice commands and projected its data on to the windscreen, using the same sort of head-up display system found in modern fighter jets.
If it finds a matching reference, it'll bring up contextual information that is displayed on the Brother head-mounted display that accompanies the SMI glasses.
In terms of actual functionality, the core technology hasn't changed much: this is still a heads-up display that allows you to control things using your voice or by moving your head.