What is the on-board Monitor Assist System ADAS?

The Driving Recorder ADAS refers to the Advanced driving Monitor assist system (Advanced Driving Assistant System), which is to make active judgments and preventive measures before the driver's subjective response in an emergency to achieve the role of prevention and assistance.

ADAS sensors are used to detect the state of the car to predict danger. There are mainly cameras, radars, ultrasonics, night vision sensors and V2X (that is, information exchange between cars and cars and the outside world).

Another function of ADAS-collision prevention system. It is a radar installed on the front of the car to detect the distance and speed of the vehicle and the vehicle in front, and a warning sound will be used to alert the owner at the beginning.

If the distance between the vehicles continues to narrow, the vehicle will automatically lightly step on the brakes and lightly pull the seat belt 2 or 3 times to warn the owner. When the system determines that the collision cannot be avoided, it will immediately tighten the safety belt to reduce the owner's injury after the automatic emergency brake is activated.