What is PCS Pre-Collision?

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PCS Pre-Collision refers to the automatic detection of obstacles ahead, calculating the possibility of a collision. If the system determines a high probability of collision, it will sound an alarm. PCS Pre-Collision can avoid collisions by automatically adjusting a series of safety systems, including the pre-collision brake assist system, emergency steering assist system, and vehicle dynamic integrated management system. If the system determines that a collision is unavoidable, it will pre-tighten the front seat belts and activate the brakes to minimize damage. PCS Pre-Collision consists of millimeter-wave radar, sensors, and an electronic control unit (ECU). The working principle of PCS Pre-Collision is: the millimeter-wave radar detects vehicles and obstacles ahead, the system collects and processes the information from the radar and sensors, and when the system determines a possible collision, it emits a beep and displays a warning signal to alert the driver to the danger and take timely evasive action.