Can Autonomous Emergency Braking Cause False Braking and Sudden Stops?

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Jake
07/29/25 3:48pm
Autonomous emergency braking can cause false braking and sudden stops. Here is an introduction to autonomous emergency braking: 1. Autonomous emergency braking refers to a technology that enables the vehicle to actively generate braking force to decelerate when encountering unexpected situations during normal driving (non-adaptive cruise control), thereby improving driving safety. 2. The active safety system refers to a safety system that includes electronic devices such as ABS and ESP. When the vehicle ahead brakes, stops, or encounters other obstacles, this system automatically applies additional force to the braking system to help reduce the braking distance before the driver responds. 3. Automotive safety systems mainly include active safety systems and passive safety systems. The role of active safety is to prevent accidents; passive safety provides protection for occupants inside the vehicle or for the impacted vehicle or pedestrians in the event of an accident.
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