Nature has done almost 4 billion years of research and development. That expertise is hard to beat and that’s why more and more businesses are looking into nature to solve problems. Now Honda is looking at swarms of fish to improve the safety of driving. Fish swim closely together and somehow inform each other. Honda’s “Safe Swarm” concept means that cues picked up by one vehicle equipped with connective communication tech can pass along information to others in proximity, long before a driver would be aware of anything.
Honda studies fish to improve safety of driving
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