Sentence examples for high-tech safety from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile on Friday, part of the segment element included high-tech safety gizmos such as the Blaze laser light and the inflatable helmet.
And when Bridgestone reminds us in this beautifully constructed commercial that all our cars' high-tech safety features are meaningless if our tyres are shoddy, it certainly provides food for thought.
In addition, the leaders of the medical school skillfully sold community leaders and politicians on the high-tech safety measures at the lab and on the economic boon to Galveston, an impoverished town in need of the 300 jobs the laboratory would bring.
So far, the rollout has included Mercedes CLA- and GLA-class cars, which have high-tech safety systems like adaptive braking and blind-spot monitoring.
Laura Hubbard, the senior manager of communications at the Consumer Electronics Association, told The Huffington Post that people don't necessarily have to buy new cars to take advantage of high-tech safety features.
The Metrolink commuter train service next week is expanding its use of a new high-tech safety system that allows remote control to slow or halt trains if the on-board engineers are not responding properly to a potential danger, officials said.
It even has a "panic room" where residents can hide from intruders in high-tech bulletproof safety until the police come.
It's more than a miniature house — it's decked out with high-tech monitoring and safety features that rival those of many nursing homes.
On Thursday, the White House released details of how he would spend billions of dollars for the plan, which also includes a high-tech wireless public safety system that would tie cities and towns together in the event of a national emergency like the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
In this high-tech environment, patient safety issues are also crucial.
The new regulations, though technically still voluntary, could help automakers strike a balance between providing drivers with high-tech options, while maintaining safety standards and avoiding distraction-causing features.
