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Magal leads the management and evaluation of the pilot project for Cross Israel Highway Ltd., assessing the feasibility and reliability of an in-vehicle passenger counting system through field testing and professional monitoring.

The Ministry of Transport is evaluating an artificial intelligence system for counting vehicle occupants. The technology will enable continuous travel without stopping in express lanes | A breakthrough on a global scale (Transportation News).

“Mammon” participated in the first autonomous vehicle test conducted by MAGAL Engineering in southern Israel: evaluating the braking capability in cases of “pedestrians” and “vehicles” bursting into the road • “Israel is perfect for such tests in winter, as in Europe many tests are cancelled due to weather conditions.”

The fourth automotive laboratory in Israel – Transportation Minister Yisrael Katz: An additional automotive laboratory will increase competition and improve the service provided to vehicle importers, manufacturers and importers of related products.

The first autonomous vehicle test conducted by MAGAL – the test included testing the autonomous vehicle braking system in situations simulating actual conditions in which pedestrians and vehicles burst into the road unexpectedly and the vehicle sensors must identify them rapidly.

New Israeli-Made Armored Vehicles Plasan, the Israeli armored vehicle manufacturer, is set to introduce two new armored vehicles developed for security and defense forces worldwide. Get a first look at the Hyrax and the SandCat M-LPV, two advanced platforms designed to meet the evolving demands of modern security operations.

Danny Kushmaro tested the new Israeli off-road vehicle that is making history • Although Ido Cohen did not finish middle school, his knowledge of vehicles surpasses that of many engineers. He has been building vehicles for difficult driving environments, including for armies.

A prototype of an Israeli off-road vehicle has been certified: the Zibar, the first vehicle developed and produced in Israel since the legendary Susita. The Zibar was developed by IDO 4X4 OFF ROAD CENTER Ltd. and after complying with Israeli standards has been certified for production and marketing in Israel.

The Third Automotive Developers Conference took place in March at Afeka, led by Mr. Dan Hermann, head of the automotive engineering specialization program at Afeka College. The conference was attended by major members of the automotive industry in Israel, mechanical engineering graduates and Afeka students.

The Maverick X3 was inducted into Israel’s Border Police. The Ofer Avnir group will provide Can-am Maverick x3 off-road vehicles to the border police to for help and support against intrusions from the Gaza Strip and agricultural crime.

Hundreds of off-road vehicles have been produced at the workshop of IDO 4X4 OFF ROAD CENTER Ltd., but nothing equals the Zibar 4, which just received full road certification and European standardization. The target population of this vehicle are customers seeking extreme off-road capabilities in a vehicle fully certified for use on roads. We went to Pardes Hanna to celebrate this Israeli achievement.

Despite the slowdown in the demand for EVs, the future of the automotive industry is clearly in EVs. All that is left is to see to what extent the vehicle should be electrified, if at all: all-electric, plug-in hybrid or self-charging hybrid, and how these differences affect road behavior and safety. We recruited Erez Liban and MAGAL Automotive for a dynamic road test.