"We want to reduce accidents using car-to-car communications. For instance, we're approaching an intersection, and if I could be notified that there is a car approaching from the other side, and it doesn't look [as if] that the car will be able to stop at the traffic light, so, I'm notified, and I can stop in time."
Computer scientist Mario Gerla, UCLA, talks about the role of the Internet in car-to-car communications -- and how cars will become mobile data centers.
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Last updated January 15, 2008