Gear & TechnologyMotoring

New research make your tyres talk

The world of mobility is dynamic and in a constant state of change to improve, in particular, safety standards.

The Goodyear Tyre & Rubber Company and Dutch research organisation TNO are collaborating on a test to illustrate and test the implications and results when a vehicles tyres can communicate with its anti-lock braking (ABS) system. Goodyear believes this technology will reduce stopping distance by about 30 per cent. “There is a tremendous opportunity when you consider the information the tyre can convey to the vehicle in a connected environment,” said Chris Queen, Goodyear senior director, innovation technology. “TNO has a like-minded commitment to a better future, and we are excited to advance this demonstration to see how we can continue to improve vehicle performance.” Source: Quickpic


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Matthys Ferreira

Served in SAPS for 22 years - specialised in forensic and crime scene investigation and forensic photography. A stint in photographic sales and management followed. Been the motoring editor at Lowveld Media since 2007. "A petrol head I am not but I am good at what I do".
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