What is the principle of the lane change assist system?
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The principle of the lane change assist system: It uses radar sensors to monitor the area behind and to the side of the vehicle, detecting the current position, speed, and direction of other vehicles on adjacent lanes within a certain range. The lane change assist system, or LCA, is designed to address the blind spot in the C-pillar of a car, which can pose a danger during lane changes. LCA employs 24GHz radar sensors to detect vehicles approaching from the blind spot behind and alerts the driver through indicator lights near the side mirrors. The blind spot monitoring system uses radar, cameras, and other devices to detect vehicles in the blind spots on both sides while driving. If another vehicle enters the blind spot, it alerts the driver through the side mirrors or other designated indicators.