What does EAP mean in cars?

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EAP in cars refers to a system that enables summoning functions and automatic parking, among other features. The vehicle summoning function allows the car to move forward or backward in a straight line, making it easier to retrieve the vehicle in tight parking spaces. However, it's important to note that using this function requires a relatively stable network connection, the car key must be within 3 meters of the vehicle, the vehicle must be unlocked, and there should be no passengers inside. Sensors are installed around the front and rear bumpers of the car, which can act as both transmitters and receivers. These sensors send signals that reflect back when they encounter obstacles around the vehicle. The car's computer then uses the time it takes for the signals to return to determine the position of the obstacles. Some other systems use cameras or radar installed on the bumpers to detect obstacles. But the end result is the same: the car detects parked vehicles, the size of the parking space, and the distance from the curb, then maneuvers the car into the parking spot.