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What is Intelligent Navigation?

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MacKate

07/25/25 4:19am

Intelligent Navigation is an intelligent system that can simultaneously control the vehicle's cruise and maintain lane centering within a speed range of 0-150km/h. Analysis of Intelligent Navigation Function: It controls the vehicle's speed based on the set speed and following distance, and keeps the vehicle centered in the lane by detecting the lane markers on both sides. The Intelligent Navigation system primarily provides driving assistance on well-conditioned roads such as highways or elevated roads, maintaining control over the vehicle at all times. Activating the Intelligent Navigation System: Press the main switch button on the left side of the steering wheel to activate the ICC function. At this time, the ICC icon status and set speed will be displayed on the instrument panel. To select the Intelligent Navigation system, use the buttons on the right side of the steering wheel to choose the system on the instrument panel. By toggling the RES/+ or SET/- keys, the ICC function can be activated for normal use, and the ICC icon (green) and set speed (white) will be displayed on the instrument panel. If there is no vehicle ahead, the vehicle will cruise at the set speed, which can be adjusted by toggling the RES/+ or SET/- keys. If a preceding vehicle is detected, the vehicle will follow it while maintaining a safe distance.

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SanReagan

08/10/25 5:21pm

Intelligent Pilot is an advanced driver assistance system in vehicles, functioning like my personal driving assistant. The system primarily relies on onboard cameras, radars, and sensors to scan the surrounding environment, such as the distance to the vehicle ahead and lane markings. Combined with adaptive cruise control, it can automatically adjust the vehicle speed, making highway driving and following other vehicles effortless. I particularly appreciate its lane-keeping feature, where the steering gently corrects when the vehicle drifts, saving me from constant manual adjustments. However, it's just an assistive tool, and you must remain attentive, ready to take over at any moment. Modern car brands like Tesla or BMW widely use this technology, with potential future upgrades to higher-level autonomous driving. The system integrates emergency braking functionality, enhancing overall driving safety.

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