10 In the New Security Technology Can Prevent Car Accidents - Over time, technology is growing very rapidly, as well as safety technology in cars so as to reduce the accidents that could save someone's life. Here are 10 technologies that could be relied upon for security on the car today.
Rear Traffic Crossing
When we retreated from the parking lot to reverse course, must be very difficult to see vehicles that were behind the car especially if we are only able to drive a car or in other words has not been smooth. Radar system, is activated every time the car is in the inverted position, to warn the driver if there is a car approaching in the rear by generating a regular icons and sounds.
Inflatable Seat Belts
In the latest generation Ford Explorer, the cars are in production in 2010 over an existing feature rubber belts to protect rear seat passengers. When the sensor detects the impact of the crash, air bags in the seat belt is filled with cold gas which is compressed which will expand and protect the passengers from the collision.
Enhanced Heads-Up Display
This technology combines the use of a combination of navigation, night vision, and lasers to illuminate the road if the road could not be seen clearly that due to the fog. Infrared cameras in their vehicles to identify where the end of the road, and the laser will "show images" on the windshield of the driver. The system also can identify animals or pedestrians that are not visible to the naked eye. And could lead to a speed limit signs.
Collision Warning
This technology helps the driver to avoid a collision with a car in front. Radar sensor can detect vehicles moving slowly in front and gave the signal "visual heads-up" and then warn the driver of the risk of collision. If the driver does not react quickly or reflexes, the system can even activate the brakes automatically. This system exists in some high-end cars, like Mercedes E-class, but is also available on 2010 Ford Taurus.
Wrong Way Driver
This technology was developed by BMW, this technology serves to warn the driver got into the wrong lane. Through car navigation systems, the technology is sending a warning sound or pictures when they're on the wrong track. If the driver remains in the wrong lane, the navigation system will display a warning and a map indicating the wrong track.
Pedestrian Detection
This technology offers a radar system that warns the driver if it detects pedestrians in front of the car, and then automatically brakes if the driver fails to respond quickly. The first driver is combined with a voice warning lights flash on the windshield. This technology can avoid collisions with pedestrians at speeds up to about 22 kilometers per hour. At faster speeds, it will at least minimize the impact of a collision.
Blind-Spot Detection
This technology was first introduced by Volvo. This blind spot technology commemorate the driver if there are vehicles that are on the "blind spot" driver. An icon will appear on the glass car signaled and will issue a uniform sound. This technology was first introduced by Volvo.
Drowsiness Detector
Drowsiness / sleepiness occur if the driver who was traveling far. But Mercedes Benz has developed a technology reminders on the series E-Class in 2010. This technology is able to monitor 70 different parameters to detect fatigue. If drowsiness is detected, a coffee cup icon and the words "time to rest" appears on the dashboard panel and accompanied by the sound of car alarms to warn the driver not to fall asleep at the wheel.
Traffic Jam Cam
This application allows users to view traffic conditions at the current highway and main roads through the video, rather than relying on reports from the radio. It is currently sold as an application for a portable handheld device, but eventually could be integrated directly into the vehicle, developed by Visteon.
Lane Keeping Assist.
This technology serves to warn the driver not to move to another lane. In the car Mercedes E-Class, there is a camera in the windshield that serves to recognize the signs on the road. If the system detects a car change lanes by mistake, the steering wheel will vibrate three times.
Rear Traffic Crossing
When we retreated from the parking lot to reverse course, must be very difficult to see vehicles that were behind the car especially if we are only able to drive a car or in other words has not been smooth. Radar system, is activated every time the car is in the inverted position, to warn the driver if there is a car approaching in the rear by generating a regular icons and sounds.
Inflatable Seat Belts
In the latest generation Ford Explorer, the cars are in production in 2010 over an existing feature rubber belts to protect rear seat passengers. When the sensor detects the impact of the crash, air bags in the seat belt is filled with cold gas which is compressed which will expand and protect the passengers from the collision.
Enhanced Heads-Up Display
This technology combines the use of a combination of navigation, night vision, and lasers to illuminate the road if the road could not be seen clearly that due to the fog. Infrared cameras in their vehicles to identify where the end of the road, and the laser will "show images" on the windshield of the driver. The system also can identify animals or pedestrians that are not visible to the naked eye. And could lead to a speed limit signs.
Collision Warning
This technology helps the driver to avoid a collision with a car in front. Radar sensor can detect vehicles moving slowly in front and gave the signal "visual heads-up" and then warn the driver of the risk of collision. If the driver does not react quickly or reflexes, the system can even activate the brakes automatically. This system exists in some high-end cars, like Mercedes E-class, but is also available on 2010 Ford Taurus.
Wrong Way Driver
This technology was developed by BMW, this technology serves to warn the driver got into the wrong lane. Through car navigation systems, the technology is sending a warning sound or pictures when they're on the wrong track. If the driver remains in the wrong lane, the navigation system will display a warning and a map indicating the wrong track.
Pedestrian Detection
This technology offers a radar system that warns the driver if it detects pedestrians in front of the car, and then automatically brakes if the driver fails to respond quickly. The first driver is combined with a voice warning lights flash on the windshield. This technology can avoid collisions with pedestrians at speeds up to about 22 kilometers per hour. At faster speeds, it will at least minimize the impact of a collision.
Blind-Spot Detection
This technology was first introduced by Volvo. This blind spot technology commemorate the driver if there are vehicles that are on the "blind spot" driver. An icon will appear on the glass car signaled and will issue a uniform sound. This technology was first introduced by Volvo.
Drowsiness Detector
Drowsiness / sleepiness occur if the driver who was traveling far. But Mercedes Benz has developed a technology reminders on the series E-Class in 2010. This technology is able to monitor 70 different parameters to detect fatigue. If drowsiness is detected, a coffee cup icon and the words "time to rest" appears on the dashboard panel and accompanied by the sound of car alarms to warn the driver not to fall asleep at the wheel.
Traffic Jam Cam
This application allows users to view traffic conditions at the current highway and main roads through the video, rather than relying on reports from the radio. It is currently sold as an application for a portable handheld device, but eventually could be integrated directly into the vehicle, developed by Visteon.
Lane Keeping Assist.
This technology serves to warn the driver not to move to another lane. In the car Mercedes E-Class, there is a camera in the windshield that serves to recognize the signs on the road. If the system detects a car change lanes by mistake, the steering wheel will vibrate three times.
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