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Honda, Yamaha and BMW announced they are working on a technology to warn motorcyclists of hazards on the road. The three manufacturers are collaborating to evaluate and develop systems that will allow bikes to communicate with other vehicles so riders have advanced warning of changing road conditions, accidents, and traffic behaviour.
The technology is called Cooperative-Intelligent Transport Systems (C-ITS) and Honda, Yamaha and BMW's collective endeavour is taking place under the name 'Connected Motorcycle Consortium'It said:
BMW, Honda and Yamaha working to make riding safer
The technology is called Cooperative-Intelligent Transport Systems (C-ITS) and Honda, Yamaha and BMW's collective endeavour is taking place under the name 'Connected Motorcycle Consortium'It said:
ITS systems designed for cars cannot simply be transferred to motorcycles. Due to the limited space available, electronic systems have to be smaller and be resilient to water, dust and vibration.
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