Showing posts with label Security. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Security. Show all posts
Saturday, July 9, 2011
Citroen C3 Picasso in the UK: the passenger can stop pressing on his pad!
Citroen C3 Picasso sold in Britain: the passenger side of the driver may inadvertently trigger a braking! The official reason given by the French house is that, in the conversion of the right-hand drive vehicle, the brake system has been in front of the passenger's feet (where is the pedal of the left-hand drive versions) and is exposed to possible Stomp that could inadvertently trigger a
Thursday, June 23, 2011
Volkswagen: the early development of the Temporary Auto Pilot
You can not even talk about intelligent car or autopilot. Better to use the definition Temporary Auto Pilot, describing the virtues of the new project without venturing Volkswagen quality is not his. This system assists the driver when he is in fact engaged in cross sections of highway, thus reducing the chances of error, drowsiness or distraction.
The software controls the distance from the car
The software controls the distance from the car
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
Video: Flying touch screen
Researchers at the University of Stuttgart are investigating a new type of touch screen wheel. Over the past have we seen break out of fashion multifunction steering wheel, repeating commands already in the dashboard to simplify the life of the driver, operating an increasing number of functions from the audio to the multimedia display screens from the cruise control until the presence of the
Sunday, June 12, 2011
Volvo: a system to avoid accidents with animals
Volvo is developing a system that can prevent accidents involving animals. Since the number of vehicles in the coming years, inspired by the City Safety and Pedestrian Detection technology already available on Volvo cars, from sensors that can recognize obstacles and pedestrians and activate the brakes automatically. Through a radar and an infrared camera system can work even in very poor
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