Advanced Driver - Assistance Systems

Advanced driver-assistance systems. Why are they useful? Today’s presentation plan. Definition. Types of adas. Active advanced driver assistance systems. Anti-lock Braking System. Electronic Stability Program/Electronic Traction Control. Various Brand Names Of ESC. Adaptive Cruise Control. Tire-pressure monitoring system. Lane Departure Warning System. Night Vision System. Blind Spot Detection. Driver Monitoring System. Traffic Sign Recognition. Forward Collision Warning. Automatic Emergency Braking. Collision avoidance system (Pre-crash systemSunroof, windows, seats, seatbelts. Difficulties mechanics like us face while repairing ADAS systems. References. Kahoot.

Night Vision System, Driver Monitoring System, Road Sign Recognition, Adaptive Cruise Control, Tire-pressure Monitoring System, Lane Departure Warning System.

The most essential/key one of them all for basic automotive safety standards. ABS makes your car able to change direction under heavy braking by purposefully braking not continuously, but by reapplying the brakes many times a second so that wheel lock wouldn’t occur.

An automotive night vision system uses a camera to increase the driver's seeing distance in darkness or poor weather beyond the reach of the vehicle's headlamps.

Difficulties mechanics like us face while repairing ADAS systems.

In conclusion, the advanced driver assistance systems are another small step in an attempt to reduce or completely remove fatalities that occur on the road and create autonomous vehicles that do not need any driver intervention.