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Lexus leads connected car test

Lexus leads connected car test

Posted on August 10, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Connected car development shifts into gear in Queensland

Five hundred ordinary Aussies in the Queensland city of Ipswich will soon be leading connected-car development in Australia.

Lexus is laying the trail with a pair of highly-specialised RX 450h pilot cars that are loaded with locally-developed sensors and operating systems.

It is one of the partners in the multi-million dollar trial with the Queensland government, Ipswich City Council and police.

It is built around 29 sensor-equipped traffic lights that can communicate with the specially-equipped cars to warn of everything from red lights to road hazards and stationary vehicles.
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