How connected car design is revolutionising car safety
How connected car design is revolutionising car safety
The race is on. Innovative automakers, software developers and technology companies are leading a radical change in the automotive industry. They are sophisticated and redefining the existing technologies and presenting new, exciting concepts to give artificial intelligence and new driving experience to new cars which we have never known.
8 to see car safety innovations…
Intelligent cruise control: – Cruise Control now does more to travel your car at constant speed. Sensors and radar cruise control settings that automatically adjust your speed to keep a safe distance from the vehicle in front of you. If your cruise control feels the possibility of confrontation, the car will automatically break the seat bell to protect you. As soon as the lane is clear further, or the traffic has naturally increased and returned to normal, your carriage will go back to its original cruising speed, without lifting the finger.
Blind-spot detection: – Motorbikes and other cars can sometimes sit in your dark place, so you can make it dangerous to pull, move or change. Blind-spots detection informs you whether or not you have a vehicle at your dark place while driving. Various vehicles alert you in different ways; when you give a signal to turn, there is light flashing in some, some seat or steering wheel cause vibrations; others may remind you to check again before infiltrating.
“Wake-up-up” security: – Have you ever caught yourself on the wheel? Long journey or driving in the night, if you are not completely alert and awake then can be incredibly dangerous. The sensors in your car can find out whether you are starting to get out of your lane, and even put tabs on the position of your posture, tab position and eyes, to see if you are sleeping or driving in the wrong way.
Night vision help: – Once the content of the James Bond films, thermal imaging and night vision cameras can now help you see obstacles in the road and improve your visibility by 1,000 feet at night. Dashboard displays show a picture of the road, highlighting the hard things to look for with naked eyes. Adaptive headlights are also being installed as standard in some vehicles, which means they follow the direction of the car’s journey while pointing forward.
Tyre-pressure monitoring: – Gone are the days of having to drive to your local petrol station to test your tyre pressure. Fast becoming standard in most new cars, sensors at the wheels alert you if the air pressure in your tyres is too low. BMW introduced this feature in all its models back in 2006.
Some cars go one further by coming with run-flat tyres, which allow vehicles to continue travelling up to speeds of 50mph even with a puncture.
Passenger sensitive airbag: – So far, car airbags are not ‘known’ that you are long, short, wearing your seat basket wrongly or even reaching the tissues box at the foot of the passengers. Car makers now have developed domicile-sensitive airbags to accommodate different sizes of passenger, vehicle speed and hair seats; To reduce any injury to the collision, it enables them to be flooded and adapted in different ways.
Emergency brake mitigation:- The new breaking technique is different from AEB (auto emergency braking) or ABS (anti-lock braking system) when it recognizes that the driver makes a nervous emergency stop – and help to apply additional brake pressure to reduce the distance to stop Does.
Emergency response: – Many different innovations are being included in cars for help in emergencies. In some of the emergency response facilities, emergency alerts for emergency services, automobile fires stop when airbags are deployed, and allows emergency services to help you quickly unlock the door.
