Smart Cars Driving on Smart Pavement
Watch this video to learn more about a self-driving car that navigated a curvy Chattanooga street by “listening” to the road’s reflective lane markers. The new chip-enabled raised pavement markers transmit lane-keeping information to passing vehicles — paving the way for smarter driving in any weather.
“Now a car can receive data from 50 marker locations in a single signal snapshot,” said ORNL’s lead researcher, Ali Riza Ekti .
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