Volvo invests in Israeli startup that links doctors with crash data

Volvo crash — Immediate information on the nature of crash injuries could help first responders decide what kind of ambulance to dispatch to crash sites. Pictured is the Volvo Cars XC90 crash test.

July 22, 2019 07:44 PM

Seven seconds after a car crash occurs, emergency-room doctors and insurance companies alike may soon receive detailed information about injuries and damage sustained in the wreck.

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