24 Aug ADAS safety system: the main alternatives
What is the ADAS security system?
The ADAS safety system makes driving safer as well as more efficient. Here we explain the main systems available.
ADAS safety system: main alternatives
The first thing to note is that, rather than one ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems) safety system, we should speak of systems in the plural. For example, the same vehicle can have several installed to improve safety. Together with apps, they have become an essential element for intelligent driving.
The technologies most commonly used to achieve this objective are cameras, lights and sensors. Do you want to know what they are?
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ADAS safety system: lane change warning system
Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB)
Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) has the ability to anticipate your action in the event of serious and imminent danger and when there is no response from the driver. In this case, it will automatically activate the braking system with the aim of bringing the vehicle to a stop as soon as possible.
Blind Spot or Blind Spot Warning (BSD)
Blind spots exist, and this is one of the main problems to deal with. The BSD essentially detects if there is a car that we cannot see because there is no angle. It does this by using lights or sounds, depending on the case.
Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)
ADAS safety system: Fatigue Detector (DFD)
The Fatigue Detector (DFD) is a complex system that detects, through your movements and your eyes, whether you are tired. If the system thinks you are tired, it will suggest that you take a rest stop.
Road Traffic Obstacle Detector (PCW)
The Road Crash Warning (PCW) system is designed to prevent accidents. For example, if the proximity of a pedestrian, cyclist, animal or obstacle is detected, the vehicle will stop automatically. In this case, it works like the automatic emergency braking (AEB), but with a wider range.
Parking assistant
Parking assistance is one of the safety systems that are being fitted as standard. Basically, it works by means of a camera and sensors that allow you to see if you are parking correctly. In the event that you get too close to a vehicle or obstacle, the sensor will beep, with increasing insistence.
Installing or repairing an ADAS security system in an industrial vehicle is a task that requires the help of professionals. At Consman we are specialised in these tasks, with all the certifications and training, offering guarantees of a job well done.
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