Even if true, they only know that some tyre ID was read by some scanner. They still need to match a particular tyre to a particular car and from that to a particular owner.
It could very well be just used for traffic management or toll systems.
There is still a long way to go from there to know where a particular car is at some point in time.
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Even if true, they only know that some tyre ID was read by some scanner. They still need to match a particular tyre to a particular car and from that to a particular owner.
It could very well be just used for traffic management or toll systems.
There is still a long way to go from there to know where a particular car is at some point in time.
hum.. wondering... what number would be assigned to a CPU beyond the 10 Ghz barrier? ;)