An Automotive Collision Avoidance System is used to avoid crashes by identifying inputs through cameras and sensors present in its control units

 

An automotive collision avoidance system can assist the driver in avoiding potential collisions. This system uses the same optical flow sensing technology used in automatic seatbelts and other vehicle safety devices. This technology helps the vehicle to remain balanced when it senses any potential hazard in front of it. This automotive collision avoidance system offers front airbags, which are standard on S Class and E-Class models, and side airbags, which are available on all models.

This will be followed by the introduction of the Global Positioning System or GPS in the vehicle global navigation system. The GPS features have the ability to forecast the user's position using a triangulation algorithm based on real-time satellite data. By utilizing the auto pilot feature, the vehicle's computer system will steer the vehicle into the safest possible maneuver, regardless of traffic conditions. This is expected to revolutionize the auto collision market around the world. As a result, if a driver is not able to keep good speed, most accidents happen due to the "unpredictability" factor. Collisions could be caused by a vehicle swerving in front of the driver, a vehicle coming from behind, and/or a vehicle speeding out of control. If the driver of the other vehicle cannot avoid colliding with the vehicle in front, an "imminent crash" could occur. For instance, in September 2020, the electric vehicle making giant in the U.S., Tesla, Inc., unveiled a new driving software for its upcoming self-driving vehicle which includes an anti-collision system designed for highway travel.

The introduction of this emergency braking system has been made compulsory in many countries across the globe to ensure the safe and reliable transportation of vehicles. Many vehicles use emergency braking systems, which are controlled by the driver through a remote control. This is particularly important for heavy vehicles that may cause damage to a person should they become trapped. In addition, the emergency braking system will assist the driver when travelling at high speeds and in no-uneven areas, where there is increased risk of accident or collision.