Samsung will began supplying its "Safety Truck" globally after four months of reliability testing, the company has announced. The tech conglomerate showed off the first commercial version of the ...

Samsung 'Safety Truck' Makes It Easier For Drivers To See The Road Ahead Before Trying To Pass. ByFederico Guerrini, Contributor. Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights.

Samsung creates transparent Safety Truck. Wireless video screen technology aims to reduce fatalities due to overtaking. By Jay Ramey Published: Jun 23, 2015. Save Article. View full post on Youtube.

Samsung has developed technology in Argentina to improve road safety and save lives by giving drivers a better view of the road ahead. Samsung's Safety Truck, which features a wireless camera ...

Samsung’s “Safety Truck” Uses Video Technology To Tell Drivers When It’s Safe To Pass. One camera up front and four display screens in the back make the transport truck appear transparent ...

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The Samsung Safety truck prototype uses wireless cameras to stream live video of the road ahead onto the back of large trucks. Samsung is working on a technology to let people see through giant ...

Samsung believes its new technology, which also works at night, will save lives. Tests of prototype trucks have, according to the Korean tech company, already proved successful.

Samsung says it’s now working to obtain regulatory approval for the deployment of its so-called Safety Truck, however the idea doesn’t appear economically practical at large scale.

Samsung wants to put huge video displays on the back of trucks. No, this isn't some bizarre entertainment-based initiative designed to make the lives of trailing drivers less stressful by ...

Samsung's Safety Truck is designed to make it safe for cars to pass up semi-trailers when riding on two-lane roads. The Samsung truck gives drivers a view of the road ahead using a wireless camera ...

RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) – Samsung is calling it the “Safety Truck.” The prototype uses a front-facing camera with night-vision to let drivers behind the semi-truck see what’s in front of the ...