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I thought it was forbidden to enter, but it was one of the best in the world.
You may wonder what it is saying, but if you look at the mark on the Tenkaippin logo, you will understand the meaning. The design has a white horizontal line within a red circle and looks exactly like the “No Entry” road sign.
There is a tweet that became a hot topic in late January 2021 about these two designs. The safe driving support system installed in Honda cars is said to have recognized the “Tenkaippin” logo mark on the road as “no entry”.
Is there really such a case? I asked Honda.
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Tenkaippin (left) and no entry (right)
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There is also an example of recognizing the “Chinese soba” sign as “no entry” (from the official Honda website)
“(Car) considers health” “I can’t eat ramen”
What became a hot topic was the safe driving support system called “Honda SENSING”, which Honda introduced starting with the car launched in January 2015. It is equipped with a “collision mitigation brake” (CMBS). It detects oncoming pedestrians and vehicles while driving and avoids collisions, and a false start suppression function.
One of them is the “sign recognition function”. Signal information read by the camera while driving is displayed on the screen, which is a convenient feature when the driver inadvertently misses the signal.
However, on the page of the official Honda website that introduces the feature, there is also a note that says “the system may not work properly” if the signal is far away or hidden in a tree.
There’s a photo that became a hot topic on Twitter in late January about that Honda Sensing.
Behind the in-car display that says “No Entry”, there is a “Tenkaippin” sign outside the window. The poster explained that the Honda Sensing-equipped car mistakenly identified the “Tenkaippin” sign as “no entry.”
From Twitter users who saw this, there were a number of responses like “This seems to be indistinguishable ww” and “Kind of cute.” Some respondents said, “Does your health matter to you?”, “You won’t be able to eat ramen”
In fact, the attention to this “Tenkaippin / No input problem” is not new.
In December 2017, a tweet was widely circulated that the “Honda SENSING” equipped “N-BOX” recognized the “Tenkaippin” sign on the front as “No entry”, and “(Honda car) Tenkaippin” with an auto-recognition feature, “he caught attention. In September 2018, a similar post was a hot topic on Twitter.
When J-CAST News interviewed a Honda spokesperson on January 28, 2009, they responded that they “know” that there will be a “misrecognition” of the Tenkaippin logo and the no-entry sign. Some actual users were said to have flagged “misrecognition”.
In addition to that, a spokesperson said about the “Honda SENSING” features, “There is a limit to the ability of the functions (recognition ability / control ability), and depending on road conditions, weather conditions, vehicle conditions, etc., it may not work or be sufficient. It may not be possible to demonstrate its performance. ” In fact, on the page of Honda’s official website, it is difficult to distinguish the color and shape of the sign, so there are cases where the “Chinese soba” logo with a bar in the red circle is recognized as ” no entry”. Introduced with.
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