What does the car's ADAs advanced driving assistance system include? What are the functions of each

1. Navigation: The function is to monitor and control the process of a process or vehicle moving from one place to another. ?

2. Time-traffic system TMC: It is an open data application that sends real-time traffic information and weather conditions through RDS. With the help of a TMC-enabled navigation system, data information can be received and decoded, and then information related to the current travel route is presented to the driver in user language or visually.

3. Electronic Police System ISA: It can quickly monitor, capture, and handle traffic violations, quickly obtain evidence of violations, provide effective monitoring methods, and plays an important role in improving urban traffic congestion. effect. ?

4. Internet of Vehicles: Through GPS, RFID, sensors, camera image processing and other devices, vehicles can collect their own environment and status information; through computer technology, a large amount of vehicle information can be analyzed and processed , thereby calculating the best routes for different vehicles, reporting road conditions in a timely manner and arranging signal light cycles. ?

5. Adaptive cruise ACC: When the distance to the vehicle in front is too small, the ACC control unit can coordinate with the anti-lock braking system and engine control system to brake the wheels appropriately. , and reduce the engine output power so that the vehicle always maintains a safe distance from the vehicle in front.

6. Lane Departure Warning System LDWS: The Lane Departure Warning System is a system that assists the driver in reducing traffic accidents due to lane departure by providing an alarm.

7. Lane keeping system: It can control the braking control and coordination device based on the lane departure warning system (LDWS). When driving, a camera is used to recognize the markings of the driving lane and provide support for keeping the vehicle in the lane.

8. Collision avoidance or pre-collision system: The pre-collision safety system can automatically detect obstacles ahead and calculate the possibility of collision. If the system determines that a collision is likely, an alarm will sound.

9. Night vision system: With the help of this auxiliary system, the driver will gain higher predictability when driving at night or in low light. It can provide the driver with more information on potential dangers. Comprehensive and accurate information or early warning. ?

10. Adaptive lighting control: Automatically adjust the steering angle of the low beam according to the vehicle speed and steering angle to expand the effective lighting range when the vehicle turns. The automatic level adjustment function ensures that the light always shines on the ground ahead regardless of the load?

11. Pedestrian protection system: For the most basic pedestrian protection technology, it mainly involves the application of body energy-absorbing materials, such as Can protect bumpers, soft hood materials, headlights and accessories without sharp angles, etc.

12. Automatic parking system: The automatic parking system is a system that automatically parks into a parking space without manual intervention. The car can be parked automatically in the correct parking space. ?

13. Traffic sign recognition: Using the front camera combined with pattern recognition software, common traffic signs (speed limit, stop, U-turn, etc.) can be recognized. This feature alerts the driver to traffic signs ahead.

14. Blind spot detection system: When a car approaches or there is a car in the blind spot, the monitoring system will remind the driver through sounds, lights, etc. ?

Extended information:

While the vehicle is driving, the adaptive cruise ACC (radar) installed on the front of the vehicle continuously scans the road ahead of the vehicle, while the wheel speed sensor collects vehicle speed signals. .

When the adaptive cruise control system controls vehicle braking, it usually limits the braking deceleration to a level that does not affect comfort. When greater deceleration is required, the ACC control unit will emit sounds and lights. The signal notifies the driver to take the initiative to brake. When the distance to the vehicle in front increases to a safe distance, the ACC control unit controls the vehicle to drive at the set speed.