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You are here: Home1 / News2 / International News3 / SRI tests TPMS solution for Level 4 automated vehicles

SRI tests TPMS solution for Level 4 automated vehicles

Date: 18th November 2020 Author: Stephen Goodchild Comments: 0
The service provider received an automated request to repair the tyre (Photo: SRI)

Sumitomo Rubber Industries has been working together with Japan’s Gunma University since last year to develop a system that remotely monitors tyre pressure in driverless vehicles. The tyre maker reports that, having created a system that works with Level 4 autonomous vehicles, it conducted a successful proof-of-concept test of this new system on public roads on 12 November.

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