ADAS TECHNOLOGY

ADAS covers a huge area on modern vehicles.

Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS)
Prevents wheels locking up during heavy braking, allowing a driver to keep steering while braking heavily.
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Brake Assist / Emergency Brake Assist (EBA)
Can prevent a collision by applying more braking when the pedal ins't fully depressed.
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Electronic Stability Control (ESC)
Technology to improve a vehicles stability when traction is lost.
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Advanced / Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB)
Can apply the brake automatically if a collision is imminent and a driver has failed to intervene.
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Intelligent Speed Assistance / Intelligent Speed Adaption
(ISA)
Uses cameras and satellite to identify speed limit signs.
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Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)
Works like traditional Cruise Control but with the ability to keep you at a safe distance to traffic ahead of you.
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Lane Departure Warning (LDW)
Will alert the driver if their vehicle is leaving a marked lane without using indicators or is drifting out of their lane.
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Steering Assist
Uses cameras and sensors to detect whether a vehicle is veering from the middle of their lane and helps the driver steer back
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Lane Keeping Assistance (LKA)
Uses the painted lines of the road to keep the car in it's lane.
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Lane Change Assist (LCA)
Helps drivers to change lane and warns them of approaching vehicles in their blind spots.
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Driver Monitoring Sensors and Cameras
Uses cameras and sensors to detect objects and people and react appropriately.
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Unresponsive Driver Intervention
Sensors and steering wheel analysis, monitor a driver's attentiveness and will warn them to take a break. They effectively monitor how long a driver has been driving for and how the steering wheel is being operated.

E-Call
When activated, transmits your vehicles location including your direction of travel whilst contacting a 999 operator. This can be activate automatically by sensors ( in the event of a collision) or manually when the eCall / SOS button is pressed.
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Tyres
Watch the video to ensure you know what to look out for