Your Co-Pilot: A Guide to Auxiliary Driving Systems
JamesFeb 23, 2024, 09:25 PM
The auxiliary driving system, also known as the driving assistance system, refers to the use of sensors, communication, decision-making, and execution devices installed on the vehicle to monitor the driver, vehicle and its driving environment in real time, and to assist the driver in performing driving tasks or avoiding/reducing collision hazards through information and motion control. This is a collective term for all such systems.
The advanced driving assistance systems for mainstream brands include:
1、Toyota:Toyota Safety Sense/T-Pilot
2、Honda:Honda SENSING
3、Nissan:ProPilot
4、Volkswagen:IQ.Drive
5、FordCo:Pilot 360
6、General Motors:Super Cruise
7、Nio:Nio Pilot
8、Ideal:AD Max/Pro
9、Xpeng:XNGP/X Pilot
10、Tesla:Autopilot
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