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Nissan looks to the Bumblebees for tips on crash avoidance
Volvo has its locusts, Nissan has its bees. With 300-degree vision via compound eyes and instantaneous reflexes, bees don't run into things the way cars do. Nissan wants to halve the rate of car crashes by 2015, versus the company's 1995 tally, and is using bees to come up with a new generation of crash-avoidance systems that will be able to respond to obstacles in ways superior to humans. Whether bees or locusts, the key to making the technology work has yet to be created: allowing the car to act on information instantly, without complex ... Read more →
University of Michigan to test crash-avoidance system Chris Shunk
Lane departure sensors and adaptive cruise control have helped to prevent accidents and save lives, and new technology from the University of Michigan hopes to take the those ideas to the next level. ...
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Nissan looks to the Bumblebees for tips on crash avoidance 1 year ago on Autoblog
Volvo has its locusts, Nissan has its bees. With 300-degree vision via compound eyes and instantaneous reflexes, bees don't run into things the way cars do. Nissan wants to halve the rate of car crashes by 2015, versus the company's 1995 tally, and is using bees to come up with a new generation of ...
University of Michigan to test crash-avoidance system 1 year ago on Autoblog
Lane departure sensors and adaptive cruise control have helped to prevent accidents and save lives, and new technology from the University of Michigan hopes to take the those ideas to the next level. U of M's Integrated Vehicle-Based Safety System warns drivers if they're about to hit another ...
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