ADVANCED DRIVER-ASSISTANCE SYSTEMS
(1) according to a 2019 SSHRC study
Advanced driver-assistance systems (adas) are intelligent systems that rely on advanced technologies (radars, software, cameras, etc.) to assist the driver on journeys.
Most adas work without human intervention, like the automatic emergency braking system (Pedestrian AEBS). New systems will soon herald the arrival of automated driving. Renault Group has been fitting its vehicles with driver-assistance systems for several years.
three types of adas for safe driving in any conditions
Advanced driver-assistance systems are divided into 3 categories: Safety, Driving and Parking.
Their purpose: to enhance user safety and comfort while reducing the risk of a serious accident.
Their purpose: to enhance user safety and comfort while reducing the risk of a serious accident.
safety
Intelligent driver-assistance systems analyse driving conditions, warn the driver of any risks and take action if danger is imminent.
driving
The various technologies make driving simpler and safer, for greater peace of mind.
parking
Parking aids make manoeuvring easy, enhance safety and protect your vehicle and your environment.
examples of Renault adas
safe exit of passengers
Your vehicle warns the driver when one of the passengers opens a door. A light in the rearview mirror and a visual and audible warning on the dashboard are triggered if there is a proven risk.
blind spot warning
Active above 15 km/h(2), it warns the driver, via a signal in the rearview mirror, of the presence of vehicles that are not visible in his field of vision.
(2) or 30 km/h depending on the model
emergency brake assist
In the event of a head-on collision risk, the system warns drivers so that they can take appropriate emergency action. The system brakes automatically if drivers do not react despite the various alerts emitted.
360° around view camera
4 cameras reconstitute the environment of the vehicle in 360° so drivers can complete their manoeuvres safely.
emergency lane departure prevention
The vehicle corrects the trajectory automatically if it detects a possible collision.
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