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Tires are the next frontier for automotive data collection and safety

Continental’s intelligent sensor will gauge tire temperature and detect punctures.
Continental’s intelligent sensor will gauge tire temperature and detect punctures. 
JI
By:
John Irwin
March 12, 2023 05:00 AM

Tire sensors are likely to become smarter and generate more important data for drivers in the coming years as electric vehicles become more prominent, industry executives say.

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