VW, Skoda, others tap swarm technology to improve safety

With two radars at the rear and using ultrasound, VW brand says its Travel Assist with Swarm Data can keep an eye on surrounding traffic and, at speeds of 90 kph or more on the highway can help with lane changes.

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Volkswagen, Skoda and Honda are among the brands using or testing swarm technology to provide even greater driver assistance capabilities.

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