Future Cars To Predict Accidents By Using GPS and Wi-Fi

Jose Ignacio Herroro Zarzosa, an industrial engineer at GMV in Spain, is currently working on a system that ties in GPS, in-car data, car-to-car and car-to-Internet WiFi to help predict crashes. The Collision Warning System takes current data and predicts where the cars will be in a few seconds later. If it forsees an accident, a warning light will alert the driver. So far the the system can forsee an accident two to five seconds before it happens.

Source:  Discovery

Published in the following categories: News, Safety, Technology and Traffic Theory.

 

3 Responses to “Future Cars To Predict Accidents By Using GPS and Wi-Fi”


  1. 1 Cameron

    This sounds all well and good, but it also sounds like a step closer to “Minority Report.”

  2. 2 Jim

    Accidents happen very very quickly. I dont understand how this can warn you before it’s happened, and even if there was a second or two to let the driver know, it’s too late.
    This is another frightening step towards computer driven cars.

  3. 3 Rok Melin

    Has anyone seen the film Children od Men? It is not worth the score on IMDb, but the cars in that film predict crash:)




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