What Technologies Are Required for Autonomous Driving?
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Autonomous driving requires the following key technologies: 1. AEB (Autonomous Emergency Braking): AEB refers to a technology that enables a vehicle to automatically brake when encountering sudden hazards or when the distance to the preceding vehicle or pedestrian is less than the safe distance, thereby avoiding or reducing rear-end collisions and enhancing driving safety. This operates without adaptive cruise control. 2. ACC (Adaptive Cruise Control): ACC effectively assists drivers in coordinating steering and braking. While conventional cruise control is considered Level 1 autonomous driving, ACC qualifies as Level 2. 3. LDW (Lane Departure Warning): This system detects road markings to predict lane departures and alerts the driver. 4. TJA (Traffic Jam Assist): TJA integrates full-speed-range adaptive cruise control with automatic following functionality and full-speed lane-keeping assistance. 5. HWA (Highway Assist): Recognized as a representative Level 2.5 autonomous driving feature, HWA not only assists drivers in automatic lane-keeping but also enables lane changes upon driver command (via turn signal activation) when safe conditions are met. Additional technologies include: Lane Change Assist, Adaptive Light Control, Automatic Parking System (AP), and Traffic Sign Recognition (TSR).