Honda Develops Intelligent Night Vision for automobiles
Without the system,
pedestrians are often
invisible to the naked eye ...
Article Summary
Honda has announced an Intelligent Night Vision System for automobiles, which uses "far infrared" cameras to detect pedestrians in or approaching the vehicle's path. The system provides the driver with visual and audio cautions to help prevent accidents involving pedestrians. The new system will be available on the Honda Legend in Japan later this year.
« Back to Honda Develops Intelligent Night Vision for automobiles
Related Articles
-
New Honda concepts include a dog-friendly car, a premium fuel cell sedan and a four seater sports car
6th October, 2005
-
Honda's smarter dummy
17th October, 2008
-
Nissan to test Intelligent Transport System in Japan using cell phones
18th April, 2007
-
Honda improves railcar fleet
23rd June, 2008
-
Mercedes-Benz Active Night View Assist Plus puts pedestrians in the spotlight
8th December, 2010
-
FLIR PathFindIR aftermarket thermal imaging system for cars and motorcycles
11th January, 2009
