Automatic Emergency Braking
An active safety system that senses obstacles ahead through radar, cameras or lidar and automatically applies braking when the driver does not respond in time, primarily targeting rear-end collisions and pedestrian collisions.
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Active safety systems such as automatic emergency braking, lane keeping, and driver attention monitoring are already reducing accident rates, but penetration remains uneven, with insufficient coverage among older vehicles and low-priced models.
Automatic emergency braking (AEB) is an active safety system that perceives obstacles ahead via radar, cameras, or lidar and automatically applies braking when the driver does not react in time; it mainly targets rear-end and pedestrian collision scenarios, has been included in the scoring of new-car assessment programs in many countries, and has become mandatory equipment in some markets.
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Active safety systems such as automatic emergency braking, lane keeping, and driver attention monitoring are already reducing accident rates, but penetration remains uneven, with insufficient coverage among older vehicles and low-priced models.
50%UnverifiedAutomatic emergency braking (AEB) is an active safety system that perceives obstacles ahead via radar, cameras, or lidar and automatically applies braking when the driver does not react in time; it mainly targets rear-end and pedestrian collision scenarios, has been included in the scoring of new-car assessment programs in many countries, and has become mandatory equipment in some markets.
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