The name of the new technology inventor is Honda. Four-wheelers or two-wheelers are just a touch of novelty of this Japanese company.
If the cars of the modern age of technology are blessed with advanced technology, why should the bike be deprived of it? This idea has excited Honda's technical team. And from that the motorcycle with radar adaptive cruise control is going to be born.
Honda launched the Gold Wing several years ago and set the world on fire. The definition of motorbike changed. Its sophisticated dashboard reminded me of all the luxury car cabins. Honda Advanced Rider Assist System (ARAS) is coming on the wings of that Gold Wing, which will be able to take the riding experience to another level by controlling the sensors, camera, radar, etc. of the motorcycle very well. According to the report, the company has already filed several patents in this regard.
The highlights of these advanced features include four-wheeled adaptive cruise control and blind spot detection. This system will greatly improve the stability and balance of the bike which will prevent it from falling off the bike unintentionally. And none of this will be guided by radar. In fact, Honda aims to improve safety by reducing the number of injuries and deaths in their bike accidents. And this step is to achieve that goal.
Honda has also started thinking about applying the Sensing 360 Safe & Sound technology used in their cars to bikes. However, there are doubts about how successfully such high-end technology can be used in two-wheelers. However, Honda has indicated that it will initiate this consumer protection action once its registered patent is approved.