Sentence examples for collision avoidance technology from inspiring English sources

Bumperz aims to make cutting edge accident, prevention and collision avoidance technology available to all drivers.

Today's collision avoidance technology, or Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) is defined as rear-end collision avoidance, and is designed specifically for that.

Other demos in the video include a backseat tablet control (also pictured below), a fully automated car-park system, and collision avoidance technology.

It is an industry-wide belief that industrial drones cannot take off unless they become truly autonomous, requiring situational awareness and collision avoidance technology, the latter of which Iris offers.

This could affect systems such as radar, communications and collision avoidance technology, and the problem is potentially magnified if gadgets are damaged and start emitting stronger radio waves than they should, or if signals from multiple devices combine.

An article on Saturday about new technologies that are changing the way cars are driven misidentified the federal agency that recommended in November that all new cars be equipped with collision avoidance technologies.

By putting it on the list, the safety board said it would like to see the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration establish performance standards for motor vehicle collision avoidance technologies and make them standard equipment in passenger vehicles and commercial motor vehicles.

6 19 p.m. | Correction An earlier version of this post mischaracterized the inclusion of collision avoidance technologies on the Most Wanted List as being the first time, based on incorrect information from the National Transportation Safety Board.

In addition to these recommendations, the NTSB also recommended that the Department of Defense restrict high-speed, low-altitude aircraft operation in civilian air corridors, consider collision avoidance technologies on military aircraft, and make military pilots aware of the FAA's radar advisory service.

Other automakers, some with their own versions of collision-avoidance technology, have been publicly silent about the Autopilot controversy, while privately muttering about Tesla.

As collision-avoidance technology improves and operators gain more experience, it is possible to imagine the agency eventually permitting longer-range, out-of-sight flights.