Animalert: High-Frequency Alarm for Wildlife
Sector: Education • Location: Japan
Source: Fast Company
Nissan is developing a high-frequency alarm called Animalert, designed to be mounted on cars to warn animals of their presence, particularly targeting the endangered Amami rabbit on the Japanese island of Amami Oshima. This innovative solution aims to reduce roadkill incidents involving wildlife by alerting them to approaching vehicles without disturbing human drivers.
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Description | Nissan is developing a high-frequency alarm called Animalert, designed to be mounted on cars to warn animals of their presence, particularly targeting the endangered Amami rabbit on the Japanese island of Amami Oshima. This innovative solution aims to reduce roadkill incidents involving wildlife by alerting them to approaching vehicles without disturbing human drivers. |
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