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Australian Tech Firm Cohda Unveils 360-Degree Radar For Use In Autonomous Cars

Australian technology firm, Cohda Wireless, has shown its new 360-degree radar system, to become an integral part of driverless cars of the future. Unlike traditional sensor systems, Cohda’s new system is unaffected by rain snow or fog, and


Australian technology firm, Cohda Wireless, has shown its new 360-degree radar system, to become an integral part of driverless cars of the future.

Unlike traditional sensor systems, Cohda’s new system is unaffected by rain snow or fog, and has the ability to ‘see’ around corners.

Using V2X technology (vehicle to everything) connected cars are able to communicate with V2V (vehicle to vehicle) equipped vehicles, and V2I (vehicle to infrastructure) to share information about road and traffic conditions.

Cohda’s 360-degree V2X-Radar is also able to detect road signs, buildings and older vehicles that lack V2V capabilities.

During this week’s International Driverless Car Conference, to be held in Adelaide, Cohda Wireless will be offering demonstration rides in a V2X-Radar equipped vehicle.

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Kez Casey migrated from behind spare parts counters to writing about cars over ten years ago. Raised by a family of automotive workers, Kez grew up in workshops and panel shops before making the switch to reviews and road tests for The Motor Report, Drive and CarAdvice.

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