Volvo's autonomous
emergency braking system detects pedestrians as well as other vehicles.
The autonomous
emergency braking system detects other vehicles but can not detect vulnerable road users such as pedestrians or cyclists.
Not exact matches
Ideally, Fennell said, federal regulators would have required not only backup cameras but also
emergency braking and alert
systems that automatically stop a vehicle when sensors
detect objects or people in a rear blind spot.
AN ELECTRONIC
system that
detects when a driver is trying to make an
emergency stop and automatically applies the
brakes to their fullest could halve the distance a car takes to stop and so reduce the severity of accidents.
For the 2018 LS, the Lexus Safety
System + A will emergency brake if the system detects the car is about to hit a pedes
System + A will
emergency brake if the
system detects the car is about to hit a pedes
system detects the car is about to hit a pedestrian.
Safety options include lane departure warning, forward collision warning with automatic
emergency braking, blind spot warning, a surround - view camera
system and a night vision
system that can
detect pedestrians up to 330 feet away.
A host of new tests were introduced for 2014's car safety ratings designed to test Autonomous
Emergency Braking (AEB)
systems that
detect a potential accident and apply the car's
brakes in an attempt prevent it.
Toyota Safety Sense provides peace of mind with the Pre-collision
system that provides
emergency braking, auto high beams
detect oncoming traffic and switch from high to low beam, dynamic radar cruise control adapts to the flow of traffic, and lane departure alert warns when drifting out of your lane and assists in maintaining.
As a bonus, all T - Rocs get an automatic
emergency braking system that can
detect pedestrians as well as other cars.
It provides autonomous
emergency braking when necessary if the
system detects a forward collision is about to take place.
More impressively, lane departure warning is standard fit too, as is
emergency low speed automatic
braking — a
system that applies the
brakes to mitigate a crash if it
detects one is imminent.
The 2018 Discovery now features the company's
Emergency Braking system with pedestrian detection as standard.5 Previously only available as a standalone option, the new standard feature is designed to
detect adult or child pedestrians, as well as other vehicles in the road and provide assistance in reducing the
braking distance at speeds up to 37 mph.
If the radar
detects that heavy
braking is needed, it warns the driver while prepressurizing the
brake system in anticipation of an
emergency stop.
If the
system detects zero input from the driver in terms of steering,
braking or acceleration - suggesting he or she may be incapacitated, the car takes a set of «escalating actions» which culminate with an
emergency stop.
This pack also extends the autonomous
emergency braking system, enabling it to scan behind the CX - 5 when it's being reversed, automatically applying the
brakes if an obstacle is
detected.
EMERGENCY BRAKING Standard on all Range Rovers, this important safety system provides autonomous emergency braking when necessary if the system detects a forward collision is about to ta
EMERGENCY BRAKING Standard on all Range Rovers, this important safety system provides autonomous emergency braking when necessary if the system detects a forward collision is about to take
BRAKING Standard on all Range Rovers, this important safety
system provides autonomous
emergency braking when necessary if the system detects a forward collision is about to ta
emergency braking when necessary if the system detects a forward collision is about to take
braking when necessary if the
system detects a forward collision is about to take place.
A pedestrian -
detecting autonomous
emergency braking system is available as an option.
Using electronic stability control sensors to measure steering angle, vehicle yaw, and lateral acceleration and
brake assist (BAS) sensors to
detect emergency braking, the
system can tighten the seat belts, adjust seat positions including rear seats (if installed), raise folded rear headrests (if installed), and close the sunroof if it
detects a possible collision (including rollover).
The autonomous
emergency braking system can
detect pedestrians as well as other vehicles and performed well in Euro NCAP's tests of this functionality.
The cars being tested are equipped with
Emergency Vehicle Warning (to let emergency vehicles such as cop cars, fire engine and ambulance pass), Intersection Collision Warning, In - Vehicle Signage (to warn the driver about road conditions and traffic congestion), Electronic Emergency Brake Light (to detect when the vehicles ahead brake in an emergency), Intersection Priority Management (to decide and make way for connected vehicles to pass at intersections safely) and Collaborative Parkin
Emergency Vehicle Warning (to let
emergency vehicles such as cop cars, fire engine and ambulance pass), Intersection Collision Warning, In - Vehicle Signage (to warn the driver about road conditions and traffic congestion), Electronic Emergency Brake Light (to detect when the vehicles ahead brake in an emergency), Intersection Priority Management (to decide and make way for connected vehicles to pass at intersections safely) and Collaborative Parkin
emergency vehicles such as cop cars, fire engine and ambulance pass), Intersection Collision Warning, In - Vehicle Signage (to warn the driver about road conditions and traffic congestion), Electronic
Emergency Brake Light (to detect when the vehicles ahead brake in an emergency), Intersection Priority Management (to decide and make way for connected vehicles to pass at intersections safely) and Collaborative Parkin
Emergency Brake Light (to
detect when the vehicles ahead
brake in an
emergency), Intersection Priority Management (to decide and make way for connected vehicles to pass at intersections safely) and Collaborative Parkin
emergency), Intersection Priority Management (to decide and make way for connected vehicles to pass at intersections safely) and Collaborative Parking
system.
The Prius's autonomous
emergency braking system is able to
detect pedestrians.
The optional autonomous
emergency braking system can
detect pedestrians as well as other vehicles and performed adequately in tests of this functionality.
These include an Autonomous
Emergency Braking system — with three operation modes: pedestrian, city and inter-urban — which triggers automatic
braking whenever it
detects an unsafe closing speed with a person or vehicle in front, from low to high speeds.
The Cadenza is available with the latest driver assistance technology, including advanced smart cruise control with stop - and - go functionality, forward collision warning and autonomous
emergency braking, lane departure warning and smart blind - spot detection
system, which
detects if the car is drifting closer to a vehicle on either side and automatically
brakes the opposite side front wheel to keep the car in its lane.
The autonomous
emergency braking system is also able to
detect vulnerable road users such as pedestrians and performed well in Euro NCAP's tests of this functionality.
With Volvo being a safety - oriented brand, the XC60 features an array of assistance
systems as standard, including Lane Keeping Aid and the Intellisafe City Safety
system which
detects pedestrians, cyclists, vehicles, and large animals and can apply automatic
emergency braking when needed.
Pre-Collision
System with Pedestrian Detection (PCS w / PD): Capability to
detect a preceding vehicle or pedestrian in daytime or with better low - light recognition capabilities, or daytime bicyclist (new), and alert the driver (audible and visual warnings) and / or apply
brakes to help mitigate or avoid the collision in certain cases (using Forward Collision Warning (FCW), Brake Assist (BA), and Automatic
Emergency Braking (AEB)-RRB-.
The autonomous
emergency braking system can
detect pedestrians and, in tests of this functionality, performed well, with scoring maximum points with collisions avoided or mitigated in all test scenarios.
Available active safety features will include ESP (Electronic Stability Program), ABS (anti-lock
braking system), BAS (emergency Brake Assist System), HAC (Hill Assist Control) to prevent roll - back, VSM (Vehicle Stability Management) and ESS (Emergency Stop Signal) which flashes the brake lights when the system detects that the driver is making an emergency
system), BAS (
emergency Brake Assist System), HAC (Hill Assist Control) to prevent roll - back, VSM (Vehicle Stability Management) and ESS (Emergency Stop Signal) which flashes the brake lights when the system detects that the driver is making an emerge
emergency Brake Assist
System), HAC (Hill Assist Control) to prevent roll - back, VSM (Vehicle Stability Management) and ESS (Emergency Stop Signal) which flashes the brake lights when the system detects that the driver is making an emergency
System), HAC (Hill Assist Control) to prevent roll - back, VSM (Vehicle Stability Management) and ESS (
Emergency Stop Signal) which flashes the brake lights when the system detects that the driver is making an emerge
Emergency Stop Signal) which flashes the
brake lights when the
system detects that the driver is making an emergency
system detects that the driver is making an
emergencyemergency stop.
It's the slew of active safety assist
systems that clinched it - especially the autonomous
emergency braking which works up to higher speeds, it
detects pedestrians and features a lane assist
system too.
The new
Brake Assistant and the pre-loading function on the
brakes significantly improves the overall quality and efficiency of the
brake system: As soon as it
detects application of the
brakes in an
emergency by means of information provided by the hydraulic PSM control unit, the
Brake Assistant builds up the
brake pressure required for maximum stopping power.
The Kona Blue automatic GT was also fitted with the $ 1,495 optional Smart and Safe option package which, among other features, marks the first availability of a pedestrian -
detecting pre-collision
system with automatic
emergency braking, lane - departure warning, and lane - keeping assist
systems in the Mustang, all good things to have in reserve in crazy L.A. traffic.
The
system automatically applies
brakes in whatever intensity required, such as moderately hard or hard
emergency braking, when the vehicle is in the Forward / Drive gear, if the driver has not applied the
brakes and the
system detects a collision to be imminent.
All 2018 Honda CR - Vs come standard with Honda's Vehicle Stability Assist traction control, anti-lock
braking system, electronic
brake distribution,
brake assist for added pedal pressure when the vehicle
detects an
emergency stop, tire pressure monitoring, and LED daytime running lights.
Here's why: Even the cheapest models in the new Corolla range will be fitted as standard with class - leading advanced safety
systems like autonomous
emergency braking that
detects cars, bicycles and pedestrians, plus adaptive radar cruise control, lane keep assist and automatic high - beam headlights.
The suite of driver assistance
systems includes autonomous
braking,
emergency assist (which can bring the car safety to a stop if it
detects the driver has fallen asleep or stopped controlling the car) and trailer assist to help with tricky parking manoeuvers.
Safety features include:
Brake Assist designed to assist in
brake process when needed in potential
emergency stops; Electronic Stability Control that improves vehicle stability; Lane Departure Warning to
detect lane markings, sounding an alert noise when the vehicle is close to crossing them; Night Vision, Rollover Protection
System, Blind Spot Monitoring, and more.
The autonomous
emergency braking system can
detect pedestrians and performed well in Euro NCAP's tests, collision with the target being avoided or mitigated in many of the test scenarios.
autonomous
emergency braking system can
detect pedestrians and performed well in Euro NCAP's tests, with collision avoidance or mitigation in several of the test scenarios.
The autonomous
emergency braking system can
detect pedestrians and performed adequately in Euro NCAP's tests, collision with the target being avoided or mitigated in some of the test scenarios.
The standard - fit autonomous
emergency braking system is capable of
detecting pedestrians and showed good results in Euro NCAP's tests of this functionality.
The pedestrian -
detecting autonomous
emergency braking system performed well in tests but the results of this part of the assessment are not included as the
system is not standard on every grade.
A pedestrian -
detecting autonomous
emergency braking system is available but is not included in this assessment, as it is optional equipment.
Standard Audi pre sense ® city, an automatic
emergency braking system, can help
detect stationary vehicles and pedestrians, and if necessary, initiate full
braking at speeds of up to 52 mph when a potential collision is
detected.
This result was, in part, down to the Velar's autonomous
emergency braking system, which
detected and avoided pedestrians in all its assessments.
The autonomous
emergency braking system does not have pedestrian -
detecting functionality.
The standard - fit, pedestrian -
detecting autonomous
emergency braking system performed well in Euro NCAP's tests.
The autonomous
emergency braking system can
detect pedestrians but is not included in this assessment as it is not standard equipment.
A
brake assist
system reliably
detects a fast
brake application of the driver and generates an
emergency braking assistance in response to a positive sensing of the fast
braking action.
Perhaps the most important aspect of Ford Co-Pilot360 is the standard automatic
emergency braking — anytime a potential collision is
detected, the
system will flash a warning and sound an alert, and if your reaction time isn't quite quick enough, your car will automatically pump the
brakes in hopes of avoiding a collision.