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Almost entirely black slide with a white headline and short paragraph top-left and a small car at bottom-left casting faint thin projection lines into empty space.
Summary
A near-empty black "problem" slide: a small car at the bottom-left throws faint short projection lines into mostly empty darkness, with a white headline and paragraph in the top-left.
Visual description
An almost fully black field. Top-left: white headline "Conventional HUD" and a three-line white paragraph noting that conventional HUDs project the virtual image at a short distance, causing a mismatch with reality and forcing the driver to refocus. At the bottom-left a small grey car render emits a few very faint, thin diverging lines that fade out into the empty center of the slide, with nothing at their far end. A faint "CONFIDENTIAL" marker sits bottom-right.
Key takeaway
Using near-total emptiness as the argument: the conventional HUD's projection lines literally trail off into nothing, so the absence on the slide is the point. It sets up the contrast slide (the rich Deep Reality frustum) by deliberately under-delivering.
Reuse notes
A great "problem" or "before" slide to pair with a richer "solution" or "after" slide. The technique only lands as part of a contrast pair; alone it can look unfinished. Keep the copy minimal and let the empty space and faded lines carry the deficiency you are about to solve.
