Mitsubishi Electric and HERE develop road hazard alert system to improve driver safety
- Successful tests of new system in Japan and the United States
- Real‐time sharing of the precise location of incidents from car‐to‐cloud‐to‐car can boost driver
- safety and fuel other new services
- Amsterdam, the Netherlands and Tokyo, Japan – Mitsubishi Electric Corporation and HERE Technologies have successfully piloted a system that enables vehicles to automatically warn others about upcoming road hazards with lane‐level precision. At the end of March, the two companies successfully completed field tests of the technology, called Lane Hazard Warning, in California in the United States. This followed a successful trial in Ibaraki Prefecture in Japan last winter.
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