History and future of driver assistance
Marco Galvani
Abstract
Marco Galvani
Abstract
A simplified distinction between passive and active safety systems in the automotive industry is that while the former mitigate the consequences of an accident, the latter prevent its occurrence. In this overview, the reader can find a survey of the main active safety systems which can be classified as Driver Assistance Systems (DAS), although only Advanced DAS (ADAS) will be the focus.
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A simplified distinction between passive and active safety systems in the automotive industry is that while the former mitigate the consequences of an accident, the latter prevent its occurrence. In this overview, the reader can find a survey of the main active safety systems which can be classified as Driver Assistance Systems (DAS), although only Advanced DAS (ADAS) will be the focus.
Key concepts: Advanced driver assistance systems, Automotive industry, Active safety, Focus (optics), Vehicle safety, Computer science, Risk analysis (engineering), Engineering