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The Engineer - Glasgow study explores cyclist-AV interactions

The Engineer - Glasgow study explores cyclist-AV interactions
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Self-driving cars must learn language of cyclists , says study

The next generation of self-driving cars will have to learn the ‘language of cyclists’ to ensure that the roads are kept safe, a new study suggests.

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The Engineer - Glasgow study explores cyclist-AV interactions

A new paper from the University of Glasgow has explored how cyclists and self-driving cars might communicate their intentions on tomorrow’s roads, including with LED panels and AR glasses.

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Self-driving cars must learn the language of cyclists to keep roads safe

Future generations of self-driving cars such as the rumored “Apple Car” should learn the language of cyclists to help them safely share the roads with bikes, new research suggests. Human-computer interaction specialists from the University of Glasgow are highlighting the need for new systems i

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Self-driving cars need to learn the language of cyclists

Human-computer interaction specialists from the University of Glasgow have highlighted the need for new systems

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