Volvo is developing technology that can help Australian drivers avoid kangaroos. "Detection and avoidance technology already exists for other animals such as deer, moose and cows. But kangaroos pose a unique problem," reads the NBC News article about the matter.
"Kangaroos are smaller than these animals and their behaviour is more erratic," Martin Magnusson, senior safety engineer at Volvo Cars, is quoted as saying. "This is why it's important that we test and calibrate our technology on real kangaroos in their natural environment." Read more via the link below.
Volvo develops technology to help you avoid hitting kangaroos https://t.co/QpJ8lsg5iL pic.twitter.com/RFPW1k31O5
— NBC News (@NBCNews) November 3, 2015
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