What is the Function of Lane Departure Warning System?

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AubreyFitz
07/30/25 8:45am
Lane Departure Warning System (LDWS) functions by alerting the driver to reduce traffic accidents caused by lane departure. The system consists of an image processing chip, controller, sensors, etc. When the LDWS is activated, the camera continuously captures the lane markings, and the image processing system determines the vehicle's position parameters within the current lane. If a lane departure is detected, the sensors promptly collect vehicle data and the driver's operational status, after which the controller issues an alert signal. The entire process is completed in approximately 0.5 seconds, providing the driver with ample reaction time.
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