What are the triggering conditions for the Leiling active braking system?
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The Leiling active braking system triggers when the ACC adaptive cruise control is activated, and the onboard computer detects a collision risk, initiating automatic braking. How the active braking system works: It operates by using a millimeter-wave radar sensor placed at the front of the vehicle to detect the distance to the vehicle or obstacle ahead. When the system determines that a collision with the vehicle or obstacle ahead is imminent, it actively activates the braking system to perform emergency braking. Advantages of the active braking system: It significantly improves driving safety; the system uses radar waves to detect blind spots around the vehicle and alerts the driver through audio signals or other means to pay attention to driving safety. The practicality of the active braking system is particularly evident in urban traffic congestion and at traffic light intersections.