Audi shows TLA solution to make those green lights (w/ Video)

Sunday, January 12, 2014 - 07:00 in Mathematics & Economics

(Phys.org) —The CES show in Las Vegas from January 7 to 10 provided a generous share of driver assistance technologies, where spectators were told how they can expect to interact with their cars as never before. One attention-grabber in the recent CES reports is something from German auto makers Audi called Traffic Light Assist (TLA). What if you were told your car had the ability to help you hit every green light on your journey? That could put a smile on any driver's face, and at CE testers from media sites earlier this week got to test Audi's TLA up and down the Las Vegas strip. Reports by the testers were favorable, inviting such words as "intriguing" and "slick." Simply put, Audi is shooting for a time when a driver gets in the car, starts driving, and, with the car's analysis of traffic light data, the driver will be able...

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