Sentences with phrase «get ultrasonic sensors»
Upper trims also get ultrasonic sensors to detect objects directly in front or behind the car and rear cross-traffic braking to help mitigate any parking lot mishaps.
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A deceptively simple looking device assembled from an LCD display, a mirror, an ultrasonic sensor and 3 - D printed case, when the user looks into the mirror, the closer they get, the more affirming and positive messages they see in front of them.
When the available ultrasonic sensors in the front and rear bumpers detect an obstacle, a warning will show on the in - cluster display and a chime will sound that increases in frequency as you get closer to the obstruction.
When the ultrasonic sensors in the front and rear bumper detect an obstacle, a warning will appear on the in - cluster display and a chime will sound that intensifies as you get closer to the obstruction.
Plus, when reversing at low speeds, ultrasonic sensors activate and can detect objects in your way and provides audible chimes and visual warnings with increasing intensity as you get closer to the object.
For the money you get 18 - inch alloy wheels (with space - saver spare), Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity, auto high - beam, auto wipers, Bluetooth telephony and audio streaming, digital radio, forward - collision alert, keyless entry and ignition, lane - departure warning, a panoramic glass roof, and a handy reversing camera with ultrasonic sensors.
The vehicle also gets a wade sensing feature wherein the outside rear view mirrors have ultrasonic sensors to monitor the water level outside.
The obligatory infrared proximity sensor has also been eliminated, with ultrasonic technology replacing it in order get rid of the bezel on the top.
It is not yet mentioned how the technology exactly works but we can get an idea from the Samsung patent where they used 12 pressure point sensors sandwiched between cover glass and display panel where the scanner passes ultrasonic signals through an OLED to read the contours of a fingerprint without making direct contact.