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The capital of Paris operates radars to automatically detect and penalize noisy vehicles
Recently, the French capital Paris has put into operation the first radar device to help measure the noise of traffic vehicles, and automatically
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AI - Artificial intelligence
This new artificial intelligence traffic light will make the way to work less 'miserable'
Artificial intelligence is dominating and it is effectively applied in the field of traffic.
New technology
Design of traffic lights to absorb force to save people in accidents
The researchers designed traffic lights that use foam that helps absorb the kinetic energy of a crash, reducing the risk of injury and breakage in an accident.
Animal world
The dog that walks on two legs is extremely proficient like a human
Dexter lost a leg in a traffic accident, but this helped the dog learn a new way of moving.
Computer science
What is the Tor browser and how does it protect your privacy?
If you're new to internet privacy and security, you've probably heard of something called Tor - an internet connection software that comes with its own browser that's no…
Videos
Traffic congestion was 'horrific' when one-third of the population poured onto roads in China
Feel the traffic jam in Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City was bad? This is the sight of one third of the Chinese population pouring into the streets.
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The longest and worst traffic jams in history
According to the Wikipedia definition, traffic congestion occurs when the volume of vehicles in traffic or in lanes requires a wider distance from the road.
New technology
Elon Musk expanded the tunneling project to deal with traffic congestion
Boring Company of Billionaire Elon Musk is developing a network of tunnels under the city of Las Vegas in California, to boost traffic in the region.
Health
Why is the 'drinking and drinking allowed' rule?
The two plans proposed by the Ministry of Health in the draft law on prevention of alcohol harms, when submitted to the National Assembly, were not approved by more than…
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Suffering from 'genius syndrome', the car seller suddenly became a talented painter
A man in the US suddenly became a painting genius after an accident of a traumatic brain injury, even though he only knew how to sell cars and drink beer with friends be…
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How is the alcohol concentration pipe blower cleaned?
There have been cases of motorists refusing to check the alcohol content because they think they have to keep the bellows with many people.
Technology
Teach computer traffic forecast like weather
Researchers are looking to use traffic videos in Berlin, Istanbul and Moscow along with big-data technology to simulate the brain to forecast traffic situations.
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Signs that your family's surveillance camera has been hacked
When hackers attack and gain control, they will try to hide the presence on your system. However, there are still some signs to help you identify the camera system has b…
Computer science
Escape death thanks to Siri
Gael Salcedo, who lives in Mason city, was saved in a car accident by promptly giving his virtual assistant Siri on the iPhone.
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This is why these 9 familiar things must have their own special colors
The tires are black, the toilet paper is solid color, while the fire hydrant is not always red? Everything has its own reasons.