Israel scientists proposed a control system for unmanned aerial vehicles based on radar from the 1960s

The company Vayyar introduced a system for the management of unmanned vehicles, which is based on technology developed in the 60's. This is written by Motherboard.

Vayyar uses UBW not only for car sensors, but also for creating medical devices, as well as smart home systems. "Radar" systems Vayyar "see" the world around the principle of X-rays - only without harm to human health, explains Motherboard.

For example, the company's car sensors monitor the vital signs of the driver, classify passengers according to their height and age, and adjust the deployment of airbags.

Melamed told Motherboard that he would prefer to integrate his products into a comprehensive sensor system, because "no technology is capable of working perfectly in different circumstances."