This feature will save lives!
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29 responses to “This feature will save lives!”
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Yeah and even HondaSENSING 360* has it
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Great Demonstration mate, loved it! ❤
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That’s pretty amazing the tech these days 👌🏼
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Aaaand… lock for 2 hours
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The headshot sound👌👌😂😂
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Hit marker sound*
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Rust 😅
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Totally Rust 😂😂
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These future as standard
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My friend sleeped all the way with just holding the streeting wheel😂
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He grabbed the wheel too early. If he had left it a little longer, it would have called e-call
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Many years ago I witnessed a car suddenly swerve off the road. Later I learned that the driver had a heart attack, from memory I don’t think anyone else was hurt but it was a frightening experience. This technology will genuinely save lives.
_unlike the compulsory over speed warnings that are just irritating_-
This tech really is great.
Speeding is proven to be the reason of a big part of accidents and to increase the consequences and mortality of a lot of them.
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Damn bro knocked out. Lando’s championship hitting everyone hard 😭😭
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Been depressed ever since, been drinking redbull the whole day…
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@_Drekavac_ I was really hoping they pumped Yuki with Redbull.
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The horn changed sounds lol
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most people pass out due to micro sleep and you usually keep holding the steering wheel in that case
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I have a stripped down version of this system in my Skoda (so also Volkswagen Group). While it won’t just stop for me (or I at least I don’t think it will – I never tested it), it will take over steering and will sound audio alerts as long as I’m doing 60+km/h or was doing it within the last couple of seconds – even if I’m holding the steering wheel. The only situations when it won’t engage is when you’re using an indicator, make a very sudden steering wheel movement or try to fight the assist. So I don’t believe the system will fail just because your hands are still on the steering wheel.
Also, it’s worth mentioning that the full version of this system – like in this VW – will also call the emergency number and forward your GPS location to the emergency services (at least in the EU).
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@anbi7418nice, tho i can remeber the last time i was catching microsleeps it was because i was going very boringly slow down a mountain pass stuck in a dynamic traffic on a rainy night drive home and most of the drive down we were going around 50kmh so i guess the sub 60 rule is pretty much just for highways cause if you go normal speeds on b roads you’re engaged enough to not fall asleep and you’re going at most 60 in a city
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Can’t even have a quick nap at the wheel these days
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damn it the invisible sniper got em
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We need this in America ASAP 🇺🇸
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There is a stripped down feature of this in GM vehicles already that includes calling OnStar if you need emergency help. In 2027+ expect the full feature that includes slowing the vehicle down.
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This is the right use of this technology. Well done V-Dub.
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Made possible thanks to the technology of a tiny Australian company called “Seeing Machines”.
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This is great and will be very helpful for people who may have medical complications
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Any feature where the computer can take over can be abused by authority.
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Hope to see this feature in more cars!
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