How Does Automatic Braking Work?
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Automatic braking works primarily by relying on sensors installed at the front of the vehicle to monitor road conditions in real-time. When an obstacle is detected ahead with a specified risk coefficient, the system will issue audible and visual alerts to warn the driver or automatically trigger emergency braking. Advanced driver assistance systems like automatic braking have their rationale for existence. From a physiological standpoint, relying solely on human judgment and reaction cannot completely prevent collision accidents. Automatic braking refers to the vehicle's ability to actively generate braking force to slow down when encountering sudden hazardous situations during normal driving, even without adaptive cruise control engaged.