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- Autonomous Emergency Braking System (AEBS)
AEBS is the system which detects a forward car, pedestrian and bicyclist with camera or radar and alerts visually or auditorily 1 to urge a driver to avoid collision by applying the brake, 2 and if no action is taken by a driver and collision is likely to happen it brakes automatically.
However there is a condition as noted in the caution page. (Refer to the note.)
A test vehicle collides to a target at a speed of 10 to 60 km/h from behind and AEBS is evaluated with the result.
The test scenarios are carried out in two ways. One is to collide into stationary unmoving target. The other is to collide into a moving target at 20 km/h. Points are obtained for the case that collision is avoided or collision speed is reduced by AEBS.
* Autonomous Emergency Braking System (AEBS)
A test vehicle traveling toward a pedestrian target crossing the road with10 to 60 km/h speed range, the warning and AEBS system is assessed.
The tests are carried out in two scenarios. One is to cross the road in clear visibility, and the other is to cross the road from behind of the car parked. Points are obtained for the case that collision is avoided or collision speed is reduced by AEBS.
* Autonomous Emergency Braking System (AEBS)
A test car traveling at a speed of 30–60 km/h approaches a target simulating a pedestrian crossing a night road with street lamp to investigate the operational condition of an alarm and an advanced emergency braking system.
Tests are conducted assuming two types of traffic environments: crossing a road with good visibility and crossing a road from the rear side of an oncoming vehicle.
Even when a collision was avoided similarly in the daytime or a collision occurred, points are given considering the reduction in speed before the collision. The test is conducted at night, and the environment with a street lamp is simulated.
* Autonomous Emergency Braking System (AEBS)
A test car traveling at a speed of 30–60 km/h approaches a target simulating a pedestrian crossing a night road without street lamp to investigate the operational condition of an alarm and an advanced emergency braking system.
Tests are conducted assuming two types of traffic environments: crossing a road with good visibility and crossing a road from the rear side of an oncoming vehicle.
Even when a collision was avoided similarly in the daytime or a collision occurred, points are given considering the reduction in speed before the collision. The test is conducted at night, and the environment without a street lamp is simulated.
* Autonomous Emergency Braking System (AEBS)
A test car traveling at a speed of 10 to 60 km/h approaches a bicycle target crossing or going straight ahead on the roadto check the operational conditions of of the warning and the AEBS.
The tests are carried out in scenarios that simulate three types of traffic environment:
- (CBL scenarios) the test car approaches a bicycle target travelling at 15 km/h from behind
- (CBF scenarios) the test car approaches a bicycle target that is crossing the road from the right side in clear view.
- (CBNO scenarios) the test car approaches a bicycle target that is crossing the road from the lefet side behind the obstruction wall.
Points are scored based on whether the collision is avoided or collision speed is reduced by AEBS.
* Autonomous Emergency Braking System (AEBS)
AEBS, detecting forward car, pedestrian, bicyclist and applies brake or alert is not perfect for every circumstance.
Depending on each detector it differs from operating speed area or distance.Surrounding environment and conditions of pedestrians may cause the system not to work or not work effectively.
Please check carefully in the instruction manual, try to drive safely without depending on such system.
