How to use the active braking system in the Enclave?

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Active braking does not require manual setup; it is automatically enabled upon vehicle startup. The system utilizes radar sensors installed on the front bumper to detect obstacles and automatically apply brakes when necessary. Below is a detailed explanation of the active braking system: 1. As the name suggests, active braking enables the vehicle to independently identify obstacles, assess collision risks, and decide whether to execute automatic braking based on real-time feedback. Currently, this primarily relies on front-mounted sensors that continuously monitor road conditions ahead. When detecting moving objects (including pedestrians) and determining the driver's lack of braking intention or insufficient braking force, the system issues warnings via audible alerts, visual signals, or vibrations to prompt the driver while autonomously applying brakes or even bringing the vehicle to a complete stop. 2. Active braking constitutes one of the foundational functions in autonomous driving technology. This feature significantly enhances driving safety by effectively mitigating pedestrian injuries and preventing rear-end collisions caused by distracted driving during prolonged traffic congestion.