Volkswagen has developed a new vehicle emblem called “RooBadge”. This emblem helps keep kangaroos away from the road when they jump on Australian roads. Companies that wish will be able to use Volkswagen RooBadge.
A move that potentially concerns all of us has come from the German automobile giant Volkswagen. Company, “RooBadgeHe designed an extremely special emblem, which he named “”. This special emblem, designed to be used in Australia for now, will be used on the road. Useful to scare kangaroos away. Yes, you heard right, with this emblem to be placed on vehicles, animal-related traffic accidents will be prevented.
Volkswagen RooBadge, in service in Australia University of Melbourne It was designed within the scope of partnership with scientists who continue their studies within the company. The emblem, which has a special system inside, helps kangaroos escape from the road with the sound waves it emits. Moreover, Volkswagen does not develop this technology just for itself. Companies that wish They will also be able to benefit from this technology and integrate RooBadge into their vehicles.
RooBadge is activated by the driver
Volkswagen RooBadge, from the driver’s side controllable It has a structure. In this context; The custom emblem will not work continuously. The driver will activate the system via the infotainment screen of his vehicle. Once operational, RooBadge will help kangaroos move away from the road with the waves it emits. Of course, there is advanced technology here too. The company also measured kangaroo density and the vehicle’s navigation system kangaroo density is high It will enable this service to operate automatically on highways.
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Although the RooBadge seems like a kangaroo-only device the potential it has, actually offers much more. The company may start using this special emblem, which it developed in 3 years, for other animals in the future. If such a thing happens, it will cause traffic accidents on Turkey’s roads due to animals such as dogs, cows and horses jumping onto the road. There may be a significant decrease. However, it seems that there is no possibility of implementing all of these in the short term.