Hyundai Motor Company and Kia unveiled a new advanced sensing technology, “Vision Pulse,” which they say can dramatically improve driving safety. Advertisement - scroll for more contentAccording to Hyundai, it has developed “the world’s first advanced sensing technology” that uses ultra-wideband (UWB) radio waves to identify people and other obstacles in real time. Hyundai Vision Pulse advanced sensing technology (Source: Hyundai Motor Company)Other vehicles, motorbikes, bicycles, or pedestrians also need a UWB device to be identified. Since the system uses UWB radio waves with a GHz width, there is minimal interference with other radio waves. It’s already using the Vision Pulse system in a demonstration project at Kia’s PBV Conversion Center to prevent collisions between forklifts and workers.