I just bought a new car which has ultrasonic range sensors on the rear
bumper. Really handy for parking or other backing up situations because
you can't see much of anything out the back window due to the high trunk
line. It has already worked to warn my wife about a car behind her that
wasn't there when she started backing up in the supermarket parking lot.
But a video image of what's behind would be even nicer.
Chuck Norcutt
Tim Hughes wrote:
> This rather outdated article from 2006, has some interesting numbers.
> Unfortunately all these
> projections, often don't count diff segments of imager markets, so hard to
> compare. The real big
> imager numbers are cell phones and seems like this is not counted here? In
> any case the car market
> seems likely to get a lot bigger. Aparently it is not only backup or blind
> spot imaging, but more
> AI related safety stuff alerting you of other vehicles in vicinity or when
> lane changing, that
> people expect to become "must have" features in new cars.
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