After equipping its cars with airbags, three-point safety belts, ABS, ESP and many more features, now the Mercedes Benz is using an automated driving system to help create better driver assist mechanisms for their production cars. The driving...
After equipping its cars with airbags, three-point safety belts, ABS, ESP and many more features, now the Mercedes Benz is using an automated driving system to help create better driver assist mechanisms for their production cars. The driving assisting system is developed to address the convoluted traffic situations and to avoid the dangers of accidents at hot spots like intersections.
Even when working on the driver assist systems such as blind spot recognition systems, Lange change warnings and night view assistance is all the rage lately, the next generation of these technologies can tackle much larger accident prone areas with relative ease, leaving less space for human tendency to err at crucial times.
Mercedes is the first auto maker to introduce the automated driving safety system which will be used as an additional element during the company’s testing. The system will replicate various events that are almost impossible to reproduce manually e.g. merging at different speeds and vehicle distances.
Mercedes Benz’s automated driving system turns vehicle into a thinking partner who can see, feel and react accurately at the decisive times. Mercedes is thinking to outfit each of their vehicle with this system for testing purposes. And with all these advancing technologies, you may expect autopilot option in your vehicle anytime soon.
Via: Caradvice
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