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The device is able to provide the user with distance information simultaneously from two different directions: directly ahead for long distance perception and detection of waist - height obstacles and pointing downward at a 45 ° angle for ground - level assessment.

As with other smart wheelchairs designed in the past, Spletzer's device uses a light detection and ranging (LiDAR) system to detect trees, poles, parking meters, corners and other real - world obstacles.

Giving the interior more function will be expanded safety systems, including Pre-Collision Assist with Pedestrian Detection, a system to help mitigate or avoid collisions with obstacles or pedestrians.

With up to 70 available safety and security features including; forward collision warning, lane departure warning, blind spot warning and a backup camera with rear cross-path detection and seven standard airbags you can overcome any obstaWith up to 70 available safety and security features including; forward collision warning, lane departure warning, blind spot warning and a backup camera with rear cross-path detection and seven standard airbags you can overcome any obstawith rear cross-path detection and seven standard airbags you can overcome any obstacle.

Technology Package ($ 1,100): Includes NissanConnect with Navigation, 7 - inch colour touch screen, voice recognition for both navigation and audio, navigation integrated with Nissan Advance Drive Assist Display, Blind Spot Warning, Moving Obstacle Detection, and Lane Departure Warning.

Many vehicles are offering forward collision warning with automatic emergency braking, lane - departure warning and intervention, blind - spot alert, cross-traffic alert, and rear - obstacle detection, in some cases as standard equipment.

Available safety features include forward collision warning and mitigation, lane - keep assist, blind - spot alert with rear cross-traffic alert, and front and rear obstacle detection.

Available safety features include blind - spot monitoring, rear - obstacle detection, rear cross-path detection, rearview camera with dynamic grid lines, forward collision warning, and lane - departure warning.

New safety features include Oncoming Lane Mitigation, which will steer the vehicle back into the lane if it crosses the center stripe when an oncoming vehicle is detected, and Steer Assist, which combines with vehicle, pedestrian, cyclist, and large - animal detection to help drivers avoid obstacles by adding additional steering input if necessary and braking individual wheels to increase vehicle control.

The 500X offers a broad array of comfort and safety features, such as heated front seats and steering wheel, dual - pane panoramic sunroof, blind - spot detection with rear cross traffic alert, lane departure warning, rear obstacle detection, and forward collision warning.

The MKZ will come with Pre-Collision Assist with Pedestrian Detection, to detect pedestrians, obstacles or other incoming collision hazards and apply the brakes, if necessary, to avoid them.

Options: Technology package including Nissan navigation system with seven - inch color display and turn - by - turn navigation integration into Nissan advanced drive assist display, steering wheel navigation system controls, blind spot warning, moving obstacle detection, lane departure warning ($ 1,090); rear spoiler ($ 395); splash guard ($ 145); floor mats ($ 130)

Optional on the SLT is a rearview camera which combines with a system Dodge calls «rear obstacle detection'to take some of the stress out of reverse - parking this beast.

The new Active Brake Assist 4 with pedestrian detection is the logical evolution of the existing Active Brake Assist 3, which already carries out maximum full - stop braking for vehicles ahead and for stationary obstacles.

Government crash safety ratings are not yet available but the 2018 F - 150 does feature the segment - first pre-collision assist with pedestrian detection, which uses sensors to detect obstacles ahead, alert the driver, and even brake on its own if you fail to act.

Other driving aids include rear auto braking (which detects obstacles in the car's path as it's backing up and automatically applies the brakes when necessary), emergency braking with pedestrian detection, blind - spot and lane departure warning, high beam assist and cross traffic alert, among others.

And it is available with a long list of safety features, ranging from the expected stability control and side - curtain air bags, to radar - operated active cruise control, headlights that turn with the steering wheel and a front and rear obstacle detection system.