For revisionist historians, high-technology accidents may not have clear causes at all.
Novel fuel technologies, named accident tolerant fuels (ATF), seek to improve the endurance of severe accident conditions in LWRs by eliminating or at least mitigating such detrimental steam-cladding interaction.
The forerunners of intelligent systems for motorcycles stem from the Japanese Advanced Safety Vehicle ASVV) initiative, concerned with development of technologies for accident avoidance and crash mitigation.
A quest to find something new by excavating the "deep time" of media's development—not by simply looking at new media's historic forerunners, but by connecting models, machines, technologies, and accidents that have until now remained separated.
This is a win-win situation; not only will technology prevent accidents, insurance companies will pay out fewer claims.
Europe-Wide Traffic-Control System Establishing safety technologies satisfies demanded accident reduction 8. Autonomous Ground Vehicles Widely Used Policies stimulate R&D and innovation 9. Lightweight Self-Healing Materials Revolutionize Vehicles Transport industry develops new solutions in the field of sustainable mobility 10.
The posture that bothers me with the shuttle costing more than $600 million a flight and with our flying this very old, very fragile technology, is an accident could happen and the whole deck of cards will come down.
Application shows that by using VR technology in the accident consequence simulation, the whole system is of real-time, lifelike and visual characteristics, which not only embodies the great engineering value of virtual reality technology in the field of safety engineering, but also provides references for accident impact prediction, assessment and emergency plan.
This contrast to depicting technology is no accident.
Musk vehemently defended the technology, insisting one accident ― in which the driver may have been watching a DVD ― pales in comparison to the roughly 35,000 traffic deaths caused each year in the U.S. by human error.
