Question 1

Automated Driving Technology That Makes Motorcycles Safer

Accepted Answer

Anti-lock brakes have been a standard feature on cars for many years. Now, they are finally becoming more common on motorcycles. Anti-lock brakes are particularly useful when riding on slick roads. They can help a rider to more safely slow their bike and avoid dangerous skids.
Damon Motorcycles has developed an all-electric motorcycle that incorporates an AI-powered co-pilot system. The motorcycle uses a series of cameras to track the movement and speed of up to 64 objects around the bike.
The system will then alert riders when there is a risk of an impact. By alerting a rider instead of braking for them, it gives the rider the ability to react to the threat. That&#8217;s far better than being surprised by a motorcycle that suddenly brakes. The AI system also learns the riding habits and style of the rider and adapts itself accordingly [1].

Question 2

Defensive Riding Is The Best Way To Stay Safe On The Road

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Even with more automated driving technology available on motorcycles, the best way to stay safe on the road is to use common sense and defensive riding techniques. It&#8217;s unlikely that motorcycles will ever achieve the same level of automation that cars will. They simply require too much rider feedback to operate.
That means that you&#8217;ll probably never be able to get on a motorcycle, tell it where to take you, then just relax and enjoy the ride. But, even if that were possible, would you really want to do it? Wouldn&#8217;t it take most of the fun and thrill out of riding?
Motorcycle safety features are going to improve in the future as more automation is incorporated into them. But, no matter how automation features advance, you should never rely on them for your safety. Always wear protective gear when riding, ride defensively, and avoid riding in dangerous conditions.
If you act responsibly and utilize automated driving technology to enhance what you’re already doing, you’ll decrease the odds that you’ll be in an accident.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/johnkoetsier/2020/01/07/ai-driven-electric-motorcycle-shows-self-driving-tech-is-about-more-than-autonomous-driving/#3ba4cb864ad1

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