Volvo Tells Us that Cyclists May Not Always Be Visible [w/Videos]
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Volvo Tells Us that Cyclists May Not Always Be Visible [w/Videos]



For Volvo, just having an autonomous braking system that could spot pedestrians, vehicles and other stationary obstacles wasn’t capable enough, so they have now increased its capability by making it also detect bicyclists. It makes a big deal out of this, and has even released three slightly amusing videos to illustrate the point. Read more »




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