Honda engineers have developed an in-car pedestrian detection system that can not only detect objects at night, but can also determine if the object is actually a person. Very sci-fi. Very Honda. Watch a video of the system after the jump.
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Awesome! The infrared pedestrian detector system develop by Honda will surely be beneficial to the drivers because, this kind of system can help in preventing pedestrian accidents.
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