Among the features in this concept:

• The front and rear seats are separated by a clear acrylic divider - parents' zone, kids' zone - with a big passthrough, so it's not for sound insulation.  also means the passenger seat won't recline very much - sort of like being the row behind the exit row on a plane.
• A frosted panel that comes down from the roof dome is a screen for two rear-projectors, so Tommy and Molly have their own programs in back. (This is the kind of just-showing-off
• A custom child seat has an electronic level that reports when it's properly positioned and secured.
• Two scooters with RFID tags are in storage pods on the folding rear doors.
• Open the spare tire compartment and - voila - there's a folding stroller also with an RFID tag, in case a harried parent forgets the stroller as he or she pulls away. Hopefully not with the baby still in it - no swallowable RFID tag for baby, yet.
• Storage compartments in back hold helmets, walkie-talkies (what, no cellphone for each family member, only an FRS or GPRS walkie-talkie?), even a compartment with a clear front panel for a small Lego set.
• A hand sanitizer cutout in the left rear trim panel - press a button, out comes the liquid goop, a moment later the kids' hands are clean.
• Up front in the dash, there's the monster LCD display (photo). In addition to the usual audio, navigation, and phone information, it's also command central for alerting you to missing RFID-tag items - purse, scooter, stroller, child seat, helmet - or to the proper positioning of a child seat, or possibly low hand-sanitizer levels.
• Mounted on the passenger seatback is a rear-facing Logitech web camera that lets mom make sure the tykes in back are safe without turning her head.
• Wide area wireless, either cellular or WiMax, to provide streaming data to the car and also to any laptops via an in-car WiFi link. That also allows you to maintain an always-updated activities calendar that displays on the dashboard LCD panel.