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Nissan's iPhone app encourages better driving

Nissan and the Japanese city of Yokohama plan to offer an iPhone application that's intended to encourage local residents to drive more efficiently, hoping to help them save gas and go easy on the environment.

| News | Green IT | Personal tech | Tech & society | 10/07/09 at 2:23 pm |


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Nissan uses robot team to make more nimble cars

Nissan has built a team of small robots that can quickly navigate around obstacles using technology the company hopes to one day use in vehicles.

| News | Tech & society | 10/06/09 at 3:27 pm |


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Nissan navigation systems to warn expressway drivers

Nissan Motor will soon begin trials of a system to warn drivers when they are heading in the wrong direction on an expressway.

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Nissan adds a robot helper to its concept car

With data showing that happy drivers are less accident-prone, Nissan has mounted a robot passenger in the dashboard of its Pivo2 concept car whose job is to keep the driver happy, give spot-on directions, and even check your e-mail.

| News | Tech & society | 10/26/07 at 8:33 am |


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Nissan to offer drivers virtual bird's eye view

Parallel parking is about to get a lot easier thanks to some advanced technology to be embedded in forthcoming vehicles from Nissan Motor Co. Ltd.

| News | Personal tech | 10/12/07 at 10:53 am |


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