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I would suggest to consider Cy.Pag Srl collision avoidance system.
It is an innovative active collision system based on ultrasonic sensor technology.
You can check out how our system works and its technical features visiting our website: sis.cypag.com
  • Posted 14 Nov 2014 22:01
  • By giacomo_m
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