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Volvo car detects animals on the road

09.11.2015

Volvo announced the development of a new technology designed to reduce the number of traffic accidents associated with the appearance of animals on the road.

It is noted that in Sweden, Volvo is conducting research that will help cars respond quickly to moose and deer running out. In addition, the company is developing new systems for detecting cows and even kangaroos. In the latter case, we are talking about the Australian market, where thousands of accidents involving these animals are recorded every year.

The creation of the new system is part of Volvo's strategy to reduce road deaths. To do this, the company introduces the most advanced technologies for monitoring the surrounding situation and assisting the driver when driving.

"Volvo's goal is to develop a car that won't get into an accident at all. And so far we have already achieved a lot in this direction. Volvo's latest car, the XC90 SUV, offers an unprecedented level of safety as standard. It is equipped with a variety of safety systems , including technologies aimed at preventing collisions.After mastering the systems that warn the driver about the danger, the company directed its efforts to the development and implementation of cloud-based technology to warn other road users, for example, about a slippery stretch of road ahead, as well as the introduction of "autopilots" on the roads ".

The first of these vehicles will hit the roads of Gothenburg in 2017 as part of our experiment with ordinary people operating them, and the company will use the results and feedback to optimize this project," Volvo said.

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