Displayed this week at CEATEC Japan 2009 by Nissan Motor’s, the new EPORO robot cars provided an example of how near-term future cars will become collision-free by imitating schools of fish by moving in unison while communicating to avoid collision. EPORO works to (1) change direction without colliding; (2) travel side-by-side while keeping safe distances; and (3) gain closer proximity to cars that are at a distance.
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Frank Tobe is the founder of The Robot Report and co-founder of ROBO Global which has developed a tracking index for the robotics industry, the ROBO Global™ Robotics & Automation Index. The index of ~90 companies in 13 sub-sectors tracks and captures the entire economic value of this global opportunity in robotics, automation and enabling technologies.
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