Ambulances in Stockholm are testing a KTH-made system (EVAM) that interrupts in-car audio with a voice warning when they're close by and responding to a crisis. Ambulances in the Swedish capital are testing a KTH-made system (EVAM) that interrupts car radios with a warning message when they are responding to a nearby crisis. The system, which is being tested by ambulance services across Sweden, has been developed and patented by the company EVAM. But the trial has also raised concerns that drivers on unaffected streets will also receive a warning. EVAM, which will be tested on handful of ambulances in Stockholm, will be trialled in Q1 of this year.
Ambulances in the Swedish capital are testing a KTH-made system (EVAM) that interrupts car radios with a warning message when they are responding to a nearby crisis. The system, which is being tested by ambulance services across Sweden, has been developed and patented by the company EVAM. But the trial has also raised concerns that drivers on unaffected streets will also receive a warning. EVAM, which will be tested on handful of ambulances in Stockholm, will be trialled in Q1 of this year.