NEWS
AssistWare awarded $3M contract to develop crash
avoidance technologies
AssistWare has been awarded a $3M contract by the US Department of Transportation as part of a $25M program to test and develop technologies to help drivers avoid crashes. Along with partners The University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute (UMTRI), Eaton Corp., Visteon Corp., Honda R&D Americas Inc., Battelle Memorial Institute and the Michigan Department of Transportation, AssistWare will develop, deploy, and test a new integrated crash warning system on a fleet of passenger cars and heavy-duty commercial trucks.
Third Generation SafeTRAC released
AssistWare Technology announced the release and immediate availability of the latest version of SafeTRAC. This new release is the third generation of their revolutionary SafeTRAC product, which is the only device to combine both lane departure and drowsy driver warning into a single system.
PRESS ARCHIVE HIGHLIGHTS
AssistWare
Sponsors Rhett Butler Show Truck
AssistWare Technology announced that it will continue its ongoing sponsorship of Rhett Butler Trucking’s Technology Truck by incorporating their SafeTRAC Lane Drift Warning System on Rhett Butlers' new Gold Truck... Full Story >>>
AssistWare
to Present at Emerging Robotics Technologies & Applications Conference
AssistWare has been invited to participate as part of the conference's Robotics Investment Rapid-Fire Session and will feature AssistWare COO, Mike Formica... Full Story >>>
AssistWare
Licenses SafeTRAC technology to Visteon
(8/1/02)
Visteon to promote Lane Departure Warning Technology to automotive manufacturers... Full story >>>
Assistware Visteon / Univ. Michigan Team secure USDOT contract (10/31/01)
Collaborative effort to test new road departure crash warning systems... Full story >>>
Assistware
Technology to Commercialize Driver
Safety Technology
(1/2/99)
SafeTRAC becomes first commercially available lane departure / drowsy driver warning system... Full story >>>
No
Hands Across America Trip Completed
(8/1/95)
Carnegie Mellon Researchers Successfully Prove Autonomous Driving Technologies During a 3,000 Mile Hands-off-the-Wheel Trip from Pittsburgh to San Diego... Full Story >>>
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