What's the difference between Automatic Emergency Braking, Collision Imminent Braking, Autonomous Emergency Braking, Collision Intervention, Autonomous Braking, and a Dynamic Brake System?
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Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB) systems combine driver warnings with automatic braking intervention.
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Corner entry and corner exit speeds, maximum braking pressure, distance under braking, centripetal forces from cornering, braking and acceleration, steering angle, yaw, top straightaway speed.
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Drivers have two ways to brake in a Formula E car: mechanical braking and regenerative braking.
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Jump added a braking component called a power modulator, which according to Shimano, prevents excessive braking force.
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The government plans all two-wheelers in India should get anti-lock braking system and combined braking system.
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Some of these systems, like electronically-controlled braking and steering, are tied to active safety features like automatic emergency braking.
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The Taycan instead coasts when you release the throttle, and only offers regenerative braking integrated into the conventional disk braking.
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The vehicle has regenerative braking, which allows the motor to convert lost energy from braking back into stored energy in the battery.
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That report showed Uber had disabled the emergency braking system in the Volvo, and Vasquez began braking less than a second after hitting Herzberg.
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"The CR braking result is inconsistent with other reviewers, but might indicate that some Model 3s have longer braking distances than others," he said.
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Audi is also touting a smart braking system that intelligently blends, on the fly, mechanical braking with regenerative braking (where the electric motors spin backwards, feeding energy back into the battery) which the company says will help optimize energy use during daily driving situations.
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" The upgraded Autopilot will also use "fleet learning" to keep cars from braking when they don't actually need to, an event Tesla calls "false braking.
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The GXL's front and rear double braking system—featuring disc braking and a regenerative anti-lock brake system—means you can stop on a dime, safely.
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And some plug-in hybrids come equipped with regenerative braking, which converts some of the energy lost during braking into usable electricity, stored in the batteries.
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Braking: U.S. Department of Transportation researchers found that automatic emergency braking "could reduce up to 5,000 vehicle-to-pedestrian crashes and 810 fatal crashes per year."
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First name in "The Godfather" VIBRATO VIBRATO – BRA = VITO 55A: Chess piece BRAKING BRAKING – BRA = KING Johanna Fenimore: It is such a pleasure working with Jeff.
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In a statement, Tesla said that the Model 212 performed well in its own braking tests, and that braking performance could be improved through software updates.
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Carmakers put sensors in such vehicles to turn on the brake lights once the force of regen braking reaches a level similar to that of conventional braking.
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Automatic emergency braking includes systems designed to prevent crashes in which drivers do not apply the brakes or fail to apply enough braking power to avoid a collision.
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When the data shows that false braking events would be rare, the car will begin mild braking using radar, even if the camera doesn't notice the object ahead.
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It offers as standard equipment advanced electronic safety items sold as costly options on other cars — blind-side monitoring, collision-mitigation braking, pedestrian-intervention braking, road-departure mitigation and more.
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Double braking on both wheels helps make the ride feel more secure, and regenerative braking, which uses the brakes to help charge the battery, means the scooter is more efficient.
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In hindsight we should've enabled our emergency braking functionality, as this would've been a rare opportunity to test/demonstrate our automated braking system which would've braked harder than the human driver.
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Tesla improved the software for its Model 3's antilock braking system, according to Consumer Reports, improving the car's braking distance by 19 feet after using an over-the-air update.
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At 1.3 seconds before impact, the system tried to initiate an emergency braking maneuver, but Uber had deactivated the vehicle's factory-equipped automated emergency braking system to help ensure less erratic testing.
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Tesla is considering whether the radar and camera input for the vehicle's automatic emergency braking system failed to detect the truck trailer or the automatic braking system's radar may have detected the trailer but discounted this input as part of a design to "tune out" structures such as bridges to avoid triggering false braking, the source said.
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Tesla is considering whether the radar and camera input for the vehicle's automatic emergency braking system failed to detect the trailer or the automatic braking system's radar may have detected the trailer but discounted this input as part of a design to "tune out" structures such as bridges to avoid triggering false braking events, the source said.
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Most of its 2018 models will get standard automatic emergency braking, and two will get what it calls ProPilot Assist, which performs some steering and braking functions for the driver at highway speeds.
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Safety: Standard equipment includes Brembo ventilated front and solid rear disc brakes; four-wheel antilock braking; emergency braking assistance; stability and traction control; xenon high-intensity discharge headlamps; side and head air bags.
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We practiced wet braking and steering on a sealed skidpad where we learned what it feels like to have the anti-lock brakes kick in and how to mange steering and braking simultaneously.
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According to its creators, the bike uses a form of regenerative braking like in electric automobiles, where energy is recaptured when the bike is coasting or braking and used to recharge the battery.
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Twenty-two percent of the lap is spent pressing the brakes, and the 13 braking areas, combined with the heat, can create thermal dissipation problems and wear down the braking materials through friction.
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The European Commission listed a number of areas where competition would be reduced following the deal, among them in electronic braking systems, air disc brakes, anti-lock braking systems and air treatment systems.
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During the fatal crash, the braking system had been disabled.
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These rocket engines dramatically improve acceleration, top speed, braking & cornering.
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"The steering, acceleration, and braking are all improved," Maiorana says.
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I certainly felt the braking potential during my own riding.
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The blacktop bore no evidence of braking before the plunge.
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This will lead to you avoid sudden braking when possible.
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Eliminating the starts proved easy, but braking was a problem.
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The idea is to discover acceleration, handling and braking prowess.
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First of all, it improves the car's handling and braking.
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Assistive Braking Systems (ABS) doesn't enjoy a clean record, either.
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Otherwise I exert all the braking force with the toes.
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Nissan engineers also upped the car's braking and suspension components.
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Use the auto braking once and the investment is sound.
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Their answers touched on production quality, regenerative braking, and durability.
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They waste fuel while idling and lose energy during braking.
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When engaged, Teen Driver silences the stereo system until both driver and passenger seatbelts are fastened, and automatically enables safety measures such as Stability Control, Traction Control, Forward Collision Braking, and Front Pedestrian Braking.
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For 2016, 40 percent of US vehicle models are offering collision warning systems with automatic braking as optional equipment, with ten automakers pledging to make automatic braking standard equipment in all their vehicles eventually.
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The European Commission listed on Monday a number of areas where competition would be reduced following the deal, including in electronic braking systems, air disc brakes, anti-lock braking systems and air treatment systems.
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Rolling down hills and braking to engage the regenerative braking feature (which you access by pulling the trigger on the remote back slightly) will allow you squeeze a bit more out of a full charge.
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It also has taillights that indicate braking intensity to other drivers.
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Pods either gain speed or slowly decelerate before the braking phase.
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If you're braking too hard, you'll skid, especially if it's raining.
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Continental's automatic braking technology systems will be on certain Nissan models.
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Our Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) functionality was disabled for demo purpose.
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With further refinement, we can improve braking distance beyond initial specs.
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There was no braking or evasive steering detected prior to impact.
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The introduction of rear-view cameras, automatic braking, cruise control etc.
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It will handle accelerating, braking and steering up to 202023 mph.
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In addition, the cars will include redundant steering and braking systems.
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Was it the best under braking or the best mid-corner?
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The summary will reportedly include distinct "scores" for acceleration and braking.
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Tesla includes some autonomous safety features as standard, including emergency braking.
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I could hear the cars at the light: braking, stopping, going.
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They are powered entirely by a gasoline engine and regenerative braking.
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But one managed to capture the thieves braking their way in.
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The operator began braking less than a second after the impact.
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Its main drawback was its braking, which was hard to control.
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Those include automatic emergency braking and lane assist / lane keep functionality.
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But health care and energy stocks gained, braking the benchmark's slide.
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One South Australian lawmaker asked for a halt to the trial in Adelaide following a braking incident, while New Zealand councils implemented a ban on the scooters due to safety concerns related to the braking issues.
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The autonomous vehicle system actually detected the pedestrian in time to stop but the developers had tweaked the emergency braking system in favor of not braking too much, balancing a trade-off between jerky driving and safety.
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Tesla Model 3 now a Consumer Reports &apospick&apos after braking improved.
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In that time, Uber saw a 10 percent reduction in harsh braking.
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An auto-braking system that detects pedestrians can be ordered for $2,800.
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Tesla's autopilot – including steering and braking features – is included with the car.
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The scooter's braking distance on a dry road is about 13 feet.
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Regen braking means those components may last the lifetime of the vehicle.
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"Here's hoping "fun" means "reduced chance of unexpected braking and possible injury.
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Frequent braking may elevate the feeling of car sickness in sensitive riders.
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The stoppage was due to a shortage of braking products, Toyota said.
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Ford says F-150s with other engines have the same braking system.
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Previously, the Nissan Leaf was not even available with automatic emergency braking.
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The tire grip was huge, steering was heavy and braking was muscular.
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There is a two-mode regenerative braking system that maximizes battery life.
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The basic version of Autopilot includes collision warning systems and emergency braking.
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This includes an automatic start-stop function, regenerative braking and other tech.
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Bucking the trend, financials stocks rose 0.4 percent, braking the benchmark's losses.
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It has a 12.5-mile range, which is archived through regenerative braking.
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Radar sensors are used to operate safety systems such as automatic braking.
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One thing the remarkable beetle did not evolve is a braking system.
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That's via the throttle wheel, which enables one-handed acceleration and braking.
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He weaved on the straight, so Nico [Rosberg] missed his braking [point].
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This combination provides a sunroof and automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection.
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The Polestar 1, being a hybrid, utilized regenerative braking to reclaim power.
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It includes automatic emergency braking for cars, bicyclists, pedestrians and large animals.
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It also mentions the vehicle was without an anti-lock braking system.
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But in reality, it makes braking on a full battery incredibly perilous.
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They were a slightly bumpier ride, and the braking was overly sensitive.
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Porsche estimates that 90 percent of pedal braking still uses recuperative technology.
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They charge up quickly during braking, then blast out electricity during acceleration.
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He's ambivalent about the Silverado's automatic braking system but understands its value.
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"Simon corrected their trajectory, their braking, the way they accelerated," Bussac said.
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This system will work like adaptive cruise control with automatic emergency braking, but the V2V layer enables the follow truck to engage that automatic braking within a tenth of a second of the lead truck hitting the brakes.
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But SciShow host Michael Aranda also goes into some cool details about the hydraulic launch systems used in today's coasters, as well as the permanent magnets used in cutting-edge braking systems (as opposed to the standard friction braking).
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It's far from a novel idea: driver aids like traction control and anti-lock braking have been modifying a driver's input for decades, and emergency automatic braking is going to be standard on pretty much every car by 2022.
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The Taycan does have a small button in the steering wheel to turn on automatic regenerative braking, but paddles would be easier to use and would allow the driver to increase or decrease how much motor braking to use.
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Like other electric vehicles, the e-tron recovers energy through braking and deceleration.
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But in the lowest setting the e-tron coasts without any braking resistance.
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Rappelling is a process of continuous moderated braking, which also means continuous friction.
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A hacked infotainment system should not allow for control of braking or steering.
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Also on the list are semiautonomous parking, auto braking and adaptive cruise control.
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The City Safety automatic braking system now also tries to mitigate oncoming collisions.
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It also monitors airbag deployments, braking and acceleration, which helps in accident investigations.
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Braking, accelerating or hitting a red button brought driving back under my control.
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Safety technologies can also include intelligent speed assistance and autonomous emergency braking systems.
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The donor Corvette also provided the suspension components, steering column, and braking system.
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The company specialises in braking systems and is a major supplier to Toyota.
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More weight means less acceleration, longer braking distances, less agility and more inertia.
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Among GT Racing 2's arcade features are automatic braking and steering assistance.
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An extra $2,000 buys adaptive cruise control and auto braking with pedestrian detection.
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When it detects sudden braking, it provides optimum breaking pressure to each wheel.
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The two other braking mechanisms are the traditional disc brake and fender brake.
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One feature of this electric dump truck is it uses is regenerative braking.
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That's regenerative braking and that's how an electric dump truck charges its battery.
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Another is that the cornering and braking on dry pavement may be diminished.
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Commendably, Toyota is making automatic emergency braking standard on nearly all its vehicles.
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Auto braking with pedestrian and large animal detection is standard on all S90s.
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Likewise, traction is crucial for braking, which transfers weight onto the front tires.
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He's looking at how hard do I push it, to use that fuel out of the corners, and how much braking do I do, how much speed do I carry through the corners, and managing that regeneration off the braking.
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And balancing also with range and regenerative braking because range is important to people.
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The car accelerated rapidly before crashing, although there were signs of braking, police said.
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A car going just under 40 mph would need 2.5 seconds of hard braking.
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That was the longest braking distance of any modern car the magazine has tested.
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Today, you can indeed buy a car with controls steering and braking for you.
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Pay attention to any weird noises or problems with braking, accelerating or switching gears.
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The Model X does come with automatic emergency braking, according to the owner's manual.
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In response he developed an antibody that blocks the protein, preventing this braking action.
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Our older bikes have Shimano brakes but with a hardware modification to improve braking.
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The braking is also fantastic, on par with the standard that Boosted has set.
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Click here to view original GIFThe first time our radar-enabled braking system failed.
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However, unlike the Boosted Boards, I didn't feel confident braking on the GTX Bamboo.
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Tesla won't stop until Model 3 has better braking than any remotely comparable car.
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"CR is pleased that Tesla is taking our braking test results seriously," Fisher said.
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It would also like to limit elderly drivers to cars with automatic braking systems.
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As the probe gets increasingly close to the star system, the braking force increases.
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The system combines vehicle-to-vehicle communication with radar-based active braking and software.
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It also details improvements to its braking and suspension for a generally smoother ride.
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It's designed to respond to customer complaints about speeding or drivers braking too hard.
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This feature helps boost the car's acceleration and improves its braking and fuel efficiency.
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A motor tightens the five-point harness when braking, simulating the car's stopping power.
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A motor tightens the five-point harness when braking, simulating the car's stopping power.
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However, higher oil prices boosted demand for local energy stocks, braking the benchmark's slide.
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Tesla's Autopilot can control steering, braking, and acceleration with driver supervision in some circumstances.
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Coasting and braking charges the battery, and the gas engine shuts down at stoplights.
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The battery is charged while coasting and braking; the cylinders shut down at stoplights.
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Batteries power the drive system, as well as braking, power steering and air conditioning.
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One ECU might control the braking system, another the lights, yet another tire pressure.
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Root uses the sensors in a smartphone to measure location, acceleration, braking and turning.
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Shea accelerated the Taycan to 90.58 mph in just 422 feet before braking hard.
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Autopilot can control steering, braking, and acceleration in some environments, but requires driver supervision.
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It was a shame, then, to discover that the Taycan's braking feels so mushy.
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It features optional advanced safety features, including automatic emergency braking and blind-spot monitoring.
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The auto braking and lane keeping features aren't a license to text and drive.
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They make the brake pedal feel spongy at the top, with little actual braking.
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Long term, technology can also take over more driving duties, like automatic emergency braking.
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Safe braking and the dangers of driver distraction were also covered in the course.
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Their tread design keeps your car from skidding during braking and while making turns.
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But railroads have also resisted rules that might have mitigated the Mosier accident and other derailments around the country, said Sarah E. Feinberg, the administrator at the Federal Railroad Administration, specifically outfitting trains with modern braking systems, called electronically controlled pneumatic braking.
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And it wouldn't be an alert for braking or skidding or loss of control, because the new Chiron's braking and steering systems are so beautifully engineered and intelligent, owed to its electronic algorithms, that the car always holds the road with supreme confidence.
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This includes forward collision warning, automatic emergency braking, lane departure warning, and adaptive cruise control.
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Stiff ride notwithstanding, it also suffers from the same braking issues as the Giulia Quadrifoglio.
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The extra mileage can be attributed to two things: regenerative braking and switching ride modes.
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Now every vehicle has automated emergency braking that can work with the self-driving software.
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Safety features include automatic braking, lane tracking, and "nuclear explosion-proof glass" for the windshield.
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With emergency recording, it automatically records footage upon any abrupt turns, drastic braking, or impact.
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If you take the interest sensitive parts of the economy, they are braking markedly. Housing.
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It builds on auto braking and other advanced driver assistance systems already on Daimler's trucks.
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This same pedal movement also activates the regenerative braking function to slow the bike down.
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When the traffic necessitated quick braking, he shot his arm in front of my chest.
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Even the base model, at $23,750, has forward collision warning system with automatic emergency braking.
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Similar tech is available in many cars today in safety features like Automatic Emergency Braking.
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The integrated lights, which turn on automatically when it's dark out, also intelligently signal braking.
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Two of the most important factors of any electric skateboard are braking and rider confidence.
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Modern safety technology, like blind-spot warning, automated parking assist and auto braking, is available.
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On the plus side, modern technology includes blind spot warning and an auto-braking system.
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He also called into question the publication's testing methods, specifically in the emergency braking tests.
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In cars, some partially automated technologies — automatic emergency braking and collision detection — provide safety benefits.
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Just 1.3 seconds before impact, the self-driving system realised that emergency braking was needed.
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It will feature Ford's new driver-assist system with automatic emergency braking and pedestrian detection.
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It allows the driver to use regenerative braking when she wants to restore battery power.
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In a regular car, the brake pedal is mechanically connected to the hydraulic braking system.
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Plus, it comes with features like automatic braking, a back-up camera and a sunroof.
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Tesla added its emergency braking system was also "state of the art" in the industry.
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Like Honda Sensing, it can control braking and acceleration at or above regular highway speeds.
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Brown "took no braking, steering or other actions to avoid the collision," the report said.
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But higher base metal and iron ore prices boosted materials stocks, braking the benchmark's slide.
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Most autonomous systems are being designed for motorways, for manoeuvres such as accelerating and braking.
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Regenerative braking is performed via the rear wheel, working in conjunction with the hand brakes.
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You can also get quite a bit of energy back from the regen braking system.
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You commit to your defence but you don't do it (move again) while in braking.
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Regenerative braking helps extend the battery life, but a full charge takes just two hours.
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UL, a manufacturer of braking systems for rail and commercial vehicles, after about 15 months.
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Safety tech includes blind-spot warning, adaptive cruise control and auto-braking that detects pedestrians.
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Imagine experiencing the throttle, braking and steering inputs of a professional driver on a racetrack.
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Its more-aggressive regenerative braking makes it easier to navigate heavy traffic on city streets.
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The company specializes in braking systems and is a major supplier to Toyota Motor Corp.
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Just 1.3 seconds before the crash, the car's system determined that emergency braking was necessary.
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It will have information on the train's speed, braking and other operational data, said Quimby.
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The limousine's warning light for its hydraulic-braking system was staying on, the report showed.
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The software update offered safety features like automatic braking, lane switching, and blind spot warnings.
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Several braking stages went off without a hitch, but then 1.24am passed without further news.
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For drivers, this has meant many new features: automatic braking, turn-by-turn directions, infotainment.
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By 2022, nearly all new vehicles in this country will have automatic braking, Mims wrote.
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Fiat Chrysler also said the vehicle could be stopped by shifting into neutral and braking.
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The Stelvio is also available with adaptive cruise control, forward collision warning, and autonomous braking.
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There's forward collision warning, emergency braking, a 360-degree warning system, and adaptive cruise control.
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When braking or coasting, wasted energy is captured and stored, earning power for future driving.
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I'd add the $403 Driver Assistance package with adaptive cruise control and autonomous emergency braking.
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Having absolute control over speed and braking seems like a necessary thing on a rideable.
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The hard braking action sent out a warning to a following vehicle to slow down.
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The braking isn't helped by the fact that the Taycan weighs more than 5,000 pounds.
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Basic driver-assistance features such as automated emergency braking and blind-spot monitoring are standard.
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The braking was smooth, the response time was quick, and it handled intersections just fine.
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Safety: Standard equipment includes ventilated front and solid rear disc brakes; four-wheel anti-lock braking system; emergency braking; blind-spot and lane-departure warning; stability and traction control; side and head air bags; post- and pre-collision safety systems; and automatic high-beam headlamps.
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Uber says it will not override or disable the automatic braking features of the new Volvo.
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This gives the braking system a break (ahem) and sends more energy back into the battery.
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The VCU regulates everything from power output and preset riding modes to ABS and regenerative braking.
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My stomach feels really unsettled and the driver's jerking and braking does not help at all.
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After a few minutes of riding, the I quickly transitioned to braking with the throttle wheel.
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Autopilot, released in 2015, is an enhanced cruise-control system that partially automates steering and braking.
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"Much of our time in Minnesota was focused on braking systems and vehicle dynamics," Lucid says.
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On the track, where almost all braking is beyond that, the Brembos performed smoothly and powerfully.
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It can do regenerative braking—you can recuperate a bunch of the energy that you're using.
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For example, the rear light, that's supposed to intensify when braking wasn't enabled on my bike.
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Many widely available automated features, such as automatic emergency braking and adaptive cruise control, aren't addressed.
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The commitment to make automatic emergency braking standard on all of its new vehicles is noteworthy.
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Nor are drivers the only people who will be affected by the rise of regen braking.
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The first few seconds of braking yield little response before you come to a hard stop.
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But without any screeching of tires so I knew someone had just hit something without braking.
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Some teams presented full pod designs; others presented just subsystems for propulsion, air levitation, or braking.
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It also has an anti-lock braking system and traction control system, which will come standard.
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The institute tested the system with the adaptive cruise control turned off, but automatic braking on.
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When it turns itself off automatically and can signal that you're braking even before you stop.
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The NTSB said the engineer-induced emergency braking occurred less than a second before the collision.
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Automakers are already putting some self-driving features, like automatic braking and steering, in current models.
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But he also urged the railroad to install an automatic braking system to prevent future accidents.
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The company installs sensors, computer equipment and other devices that can control steering, braking and acceleration.
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The car has a regenerative braking system, allowing for it to generate energy whenever it brakes.
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It includes a lighter body and more protective outfits such as underbody protection and regenerative braking.
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Rather than braking, stopping is also accomplished by foot, which kids seem to do naturally anyway.
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EVs often use a process called regenerative braking, which slows vehicles down while also saving energy.
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Highly recommended is the $2,200 Technology Package with blind-spot warning, auto braking and semiautonomous parking.
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But the cars are unable to implement emergency braking when the computer is operating the vehicle.
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A $1,690 package bundles semiautonomous parking, with adaptive cruise control and auto braking with pedestrian detection.
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The Model 1003 is also equipped with so-called autopilot features, including an emergency braking system.
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Auto braking is something I am looking for in a car because humans are error-prone.
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"Despite the additional testing and modeling, we still believe that there is insufficient data demonstrating that ECP braking systems provide a demonstrable increase in safety over other more widely used braking systems," the American Petroleum Institute told the PHMSA after it proposed Monday's action in December.
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Safety: Standard equipment includes four-wheel disc brakes, ventilated front and solid rear; four-wheel anti-lock braking system; emergency braking assistance; blind-spot and lane-departure warning accident avoidance systems; lane-departure warning; pre-collision safety; stability and traction control; and side and head air bags.
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Maybe it's braking very hard, and it wants other luxury car drivers near by should take care.
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However, teleco Telstra Corporation Ltd and QBE Insurance Group Ltd gained, braking the slide of the benchmark.
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Following a series of braking maneuvers, the booster touched down gently just under eight minutes after takeoff.
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In regenerative braking, the car's rolling wheels push the electric motors instead of the other way around.
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The improved braking raised the car&aposs score high enough for it to be a recommended buy.
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So don't be surprised if your car skids or mimics an anti-lock braking system, or ABS.
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I became familiar with the amount of braking and the technique needed to properly enter a corner.
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But it also put a ton of work into making that braking feel smooth, natural, and safe.
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Today, it can house sensors for automatic emergency braking, adaptive cruise control and lane departure warning systems.
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In response he developed an antibody that blocks the protein, preventing its braking action on T-cells.
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The train is equipped with roof-mounted air brakes and magnetic plates on its underside for braking.
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Yes, but: So far, AAA testing shows that pedestrian detection and braking systems don't work very well.
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And Brembo brakes will help it quickly scrub off speed without fading under repeated hard braking maneuvers.
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If it then rotates so that the panels are parallel with that direction, the braking will ease.
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We don't yet know why the Model 3's braking was underperforming, and we may never know.
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But when a cyclist is braking or cornering, the tires get soft for added traction and grip.
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Kia says in government documents that water containing road salt can get into a braking control computer.
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If there's one thing you don't want while you're cruising downhill on a scooter, it's sudden braking.
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Jaguar also recalled its first electric car, the I-Pace, last week over a regenerative braking issue.
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As with other electric cars, when the driver relaxes pressure on the pedal, regenerative braking takes over.
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Boosted is talking up its braking system which appears to be more advanced than what competitors offer.
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Campus police arrive first, braking in front of Henderson and thundering out of the car toward us.
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These tracks offer little to no opportunity for regenerative braking, which adds energy back into the battery.
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Automatic braking, like lane keeping and dynamic cruise control, is considered a precursor to fully autonomous vehicles.
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Other proposed safety features include advanced emergency braking, cameras that assist with reversing, and lane-keeping assistance.
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It also has regenerative braking, which feeds energy back to the battery and helps keep it alive.
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Hyperloop One still needs to settle on a braking system and do a test run with that.
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It then monitors your trips, looking at factors including average speed, starts and stops, braking and more.
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Forward collision alert, blind spot monitoring, and automatic emergency braking are included in the suite of options.
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I felt like a fraud as I frantically tried to regenerate some battery life downhill while braking.
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The NTSB said previously Uber had disabled an emergency braking system in the modified Volvo test vehicle.
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Our groups have championed lifesaving technology like airbags, electronic stability control, rearview cameras, and automatic emergency braking.
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But Autopilot did, and stepped in just in time, braking and veering into the adjacent empty lane.
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Another $1,000 adds important safety features like automatic emergency braking, adaptive cruise control, and lane departure warnings.
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Volvo also has an advanced auto-braking system that detects cars, pedestrians and bicyclists in certain conditions.
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Both cars perform quite well in a BMW sort of way — fast acceleration, confident braking, nimble handling.
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The revival plan ... was as much about future growth [accelerating] as it was about cutting costs [braking].
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On the other models listed, automatic braking was generally an extra-cost option during previous model years.
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Our take: automatic emergency braking is one of the most important safety features ever installed in vehicles.
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The scooter has a range of 12.5 miles and uses regenerative braking, which can lengthen its range.
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The car starts to slide around and becomes quite tricky, so getting the braking right is key.
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The Virginia Department of Transportation advised drivers to allow extra braking distance and to take it slow.
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A $2,100 Tech Package includes lane departure warning, adaptive cruise control and auto braking with pedestrian detection.
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BRAKING: Firebrand jurist Roy Moore wins Alabama GOP primary runoff for U.S. Senate, defeating Trump-backed incumbent.
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They had faster acceleration, better braking, and powerful torque, which compensated for the heft of their batteries.
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A solo 240mm x 5mm rotor with Nissin single-piston caliper provides braking for the rear wheel.
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After a little practice, using the hand-held remote beats pushing and braking the old-fashioned way.
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The Electron would slow its descent using a braking system that looks like a large red balloon.
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And rail cars made by a Bombardier-led group in Australia have braking problems and other flaws.
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Properly equipped, the 5 Series will change lanes to avoid impact with a hard-braking car ahead.
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All but the base model come with automatic emergency braking, adaptive cruise control and lane-keeping assist.
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A one-second "action suppression" was supposed to hand control back to the operator for manual braking.
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You get Bluetooth audio, a touch-screen infotainment system, automatic emergency braking, a rear camera, and more.
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With its snappy braking and acceleration, a slip of your hand could leave you on the pavement.
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Autopilot can control a vehicle&aposs steering, acceleration, and braking in some situations but requires driver supervision.
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Byton is also working with auto suppliers Bosch and Faurecia SA on powertrains, braking systems and interiors.
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Even base 80s come with automatic braking with pedestrian detection, adaptive cruise control and lane-keeping assist.
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At the same time, this also acts as a brake (hence the term regenerative braking, or "regen").
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"Drivers should pay attention to the road and not depend on robot braking or steering," he said.
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Dozens of riders have reported injuries while riding, possibly because the front-wheel braking is too powerful.
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The car also comes standard with forward collision warning with autonomous emergency braking that can detect pedestrians.
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Brian later sued his wife for negligence claiming that by simply braking she could have saved him.
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The remote takes care of the accelerating and braking you did with your feet on a regular skateboard.
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The company's technology uses a range of sensors to measure actions like acceleration, braking, swerving and phone use.
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Automatic emergency braking (AEB): Can automatically apply the brakes to avoid or reduce the severity of a crash.
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Each pod uses their own braking system to come to a stop at the end of the track.
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When you're braking, that's actually the hardest part, and a lot of that is upper body and shoulders.
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These signals would help inform automated driving and driver-assist functions, including autonomous emergency braking and adaptive cruise.
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The automatic emergency braking, which Mazda calls Smart City Brake Support, scrubs about 20 mph from your speed.
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The vehicle was not using its factory-built automatic braking feature and only had one safety driver inside.
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More advanced options, like active steering, active braking, and active parking, are also available — and will cost extra.
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Uber also said the automated emergency braking system that comes standard in the Volvo XC90 will remain active.
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Automatic emergency braking systems, or AEB, will be installed in 2775% of all new passenger vehicles by 271.
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The app tracks drivers' acceleration, braking, cornering, speeding and how they engage with their training on the app.
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Acceleration and braking on the karts is partially controlled by the driver and partially by its onboard computers.
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When it goes downhill, it runs in reverse, generating electricity (similar to how "regenerative braking" works in cars).
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The '17 model year added the Entune Audio Plus entertainment system, automatic emergency braking, and wireless smartphone charging.
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The Juiced dual+ model contains the regenerative braking feature I've come to enjoy on the high-end boards.
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Dubai is set to build a tower higher than the emirate's existing record-braking skyscraper, the Burj Khalifa.
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When braking, your initial feedback from the remote and the belt drives is minimal, adding to the problem.
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Level 1 is defined by systems like collision mitigation braking that automatically brake if a collision is imminent.
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"Ferrari were, with DRS, 35kph quicker than us before braking into Turn 1," Sainz recalled after the race.
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At the end of last year Lime was struggling with combusting scooters, and more recently a braking bug.
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Financials, however, rose after falling 1 percent in the previous session, braking the fall in the main index.
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Automatic emergency braking detects potential collisions and automatically applies the brakes if the driver doesn't react fast enough.
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"Braking has become the biggest thing at Monza," said Daniel Ricciardo, who drives for the Red Bull team.
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A third suffered cuts and bruises in a similar incident to the other two: abrupt braking while travelling.
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Features like climate-controlled seats and auto braking with pedestrian detection can't be added — because they're all standard.
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Uber had also deactivated a Volvo automatic emergency braking system in the XC90 test vehicle it had modified.
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At the same time, software captures in real-time all of the turns, braking and acceleration of driving.
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"It's probably good to have the stylebook in place as a braking mechanism to changes," Mr. Corbett said.
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The Uber car, equipped with Uber's sensing technology, comes with an automatic emergency braking system from the manufacturer.
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When we pushed the bike hard through corners the 41mm forks began to flex during heavy trail-braking.
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But when it comes to braking and cornering, all-wheel drive doesn't give you much or any benefit.
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Veoneer's technology can control steering and braking on its own, with the occasional intervention of a human driver.
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For example, touch screens, automatic braking, and self-parking features can confuse people who've never encountered them before.
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The motors help with braking, and if the stroller is released, the parking brakes will go on — phew.
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Through its companion smartphone app, the device reports the car's location, speed, braking information, driving history and more.
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New emergency-braking technology that is supposed to help cars avoid pedestrian crashes is often ineffective, per AAA.
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A 2019 Corolla Hatchback has myriad standard safety features such as automatic emergency braking and lane-keeping assistance.
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Like most cars these days, the Urus offers various modes, which rejigger the suspension, steering, acceleration, and braking.
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EST (1955 GMT), and after heavy braking, it slid off the runway, the school said in a statement.
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Braking is crucial, and it was Jaguar in the 1950s that "borrowed" an invention from the aircraft industry.
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It's a brake by wire affair where there isn't a traditional master cylinder controlling a hydraulic braking system.
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Many have promised to provide features like automatic emergency braking as standard equipment on all vehicles by 2022.
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Hill descent control automatically applies the throttle and braking on extremely steep grades — drivers only have to steer.
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Yet it has some nice safety tech, like automatic emergency braking and blind spot and lane departure warnings.
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In similar tests, my Bose headphones sounded great on the train, but they, too, couldn't muffle loud braking.
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Nevertheless, it's an opportunity for drivers to pass by out-braking fellow competitors into Turns 11 and 12.
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Lane Keep Assist (LKA) is to Lane Departure Warning as Autonomous Emergency Braking is to Forward Collision Warning.
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They will instead communicate information regarding traffic conditions, speed, road conditions, and other vehicle actions such as braking.
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While there is considerable braking power at high speed, when the cars drive through a corner at low speed the braking power is done almost entirely by the energy recover system, or E.R.S. And this requires changing the behavior of the brake pedal according to the involvement of the recovery system.
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Truck manufacturing suppliers are working with TuSimple on the integration of autonomous software with powertrain, braking and steering systems.
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Again like in F1, battery charging occurs during braking or from the combustion engine if charge drops too far.
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The gentle motoring required in official emissions tests is far removed from the revving and braking of real driving.
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Shorter courses mean closer racing, but more braking and turns means the batteries can last a bit longer, too.
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They're crucial to the success of any performance car, especially considering that they can improve handling, acceleration and braking.
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Currently, Nissan, like most carmakers, offers automatic braking as part of a bundle of optional safety and technology features.
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He made two runs to test the Rolls-Royce jet engine and the car's control, suspension and braking systems.
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The Nautilus is also available with evasive steering assist to help swerve around an obstacle if braking isn't enough.
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This can cover airbag systems at one end of the spectrum, and ADAS emergency braking features at the other.
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Following the crash in Tempe, it was revealed that Uber had disabled the automatic emergency braking in the vehicle.
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The new system includes automatic emergency braking, blind spot monitors, backup cameras, lane keep assist, and auto high beams.
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Waymo CEO John Krafcik said that Levandowski had vehemently held that redundant systems for steering and braking were unnecessary.
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After Tesla CEO Elon Musk promised "over-the-air" updates to improve braking, CR gave the car another chance.
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Bridgestone's Blizzak uses a combination of microscopic-sized gaps and studs to markedly improve handling and braking on ice.
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Then, Consumer Reports discovered the Model 3's braking distance was worse than that of a Ford F-150.
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PDT Consumer Reports responded Tuesday to Musk's late tweets about updates to improve the vehicle's braking and other issues.
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These issues reportedly include cutting off vehicles moving at faster speeds as well as traffic-merging and braking issues.
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The braking system on the Boosted Rev, which the company describes as "confidence-inspiring," sounds like a step up.
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I stopped pedaling and the barely audible engine stopped too, though I continued to roll forward without any braking.
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It's the tech behind the emergency braking and lane assistance systems that are becoming more common in new vehicles.
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The resulting high-energy pairs of electrons and positrons then experience a force known as braking radiation or bremsstrahlung.
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" NTSB added, "The system would have initiated controlled braking more than 4 seconds before the original time of impact.
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It also features surround-sound and actuators that move the vehicle as it would when accelerating, braking or cornering.
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The trains that collided on Tuesday were using a single track, in a section with no automatic braking system.
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Honda and Toyota offer systems with radar, cameras and automatic braking that are intended to mitigate or prevent accidents.
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The 121-ton "eDumper" was unveiled in April and produces its own energy through regenerative braking on downhill runs.
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Data reveals a driver's braking points, steering inputs, driving lines, throttle application, use of the gearshifts and other actions.
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You use a remote to control the speed and braking, and it can also change the board's speed modes.
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Of the 194 most popular vehicle models already on the market, 17 come with automatic braking as standard equipment.
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Going into Turn 2.53, you have lots of braking as you're carrying quite a bit of speed in there.
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The carmaker determines what to do with that data, be it automated braking or visual warnings on a dashboard.
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"The absolute minimum requirement is that the car has to have electronic power steering and [automatic] braking," he said.
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New advanced driver assistance systems like automatic emergency braking, electronic stability control and lane-keeping assistance demand instant communications.
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" And the "white sunshine" in the "hard land" of Africa, where traffic proceeds "African style, all honking, no braking.
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Uber's vehicle detected Herzberg 5.6 seconds before impact, but it failed to implement braking because it kept misclassifying her.
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Pilot Assist, also standard, is Volvo's semiautonomous driving technology, which can handle steering, braking and acceleration, in many cases.
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It also adds the Honda Sensing safety technology suite with adaptive cruise control and automatic braking with pedestrian detection.
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The penultimate stop in the process is an indoor dynamometer that calibrates the TLX's drive system and braking performance.
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Yes, there were some jerky lane changes, sudden braking, and slow-as-molasses turns, but it wasn't ever scary.
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This is no ordinary Mercedes, even though electric braking, power steering, leather seating and spring shock absorbers come standard.
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Press the oddly named "Sport" button, and you get enhanced regenerative braking, though not as much as Tesla or BMW.
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It hit the divider at that speed without braking or making any evasive steering maneuvers, according to the NTSB report.
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Hybrid cars have electric motors and batteries that are charged using energy from the car's gasoline engine and from braking.
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Ram claims the automatic emergency braking and adaptive cruise control will work with a full 30,000-pound trailer in tow.
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Critics say tightening controls would be largely symbolic but could have far-reaching political consequences, possibly braking up the coalition.
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AcuraWatch, the company's suite of adaptive cruise control, automatic emergency braking, lane keeping and more is standard on all RDXs.
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It does this by capturing the energy dissipated while cycling and braking, which then charges the battery in the wheel.
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Of course you get the full suite of active safety technology, including emergency braking to keep you out of crashes.
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Following the crashes, Shimano, the manufacturer of the roller brake, said Lyft hadn't included a component to prevent excessive braking.
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Features like emergency braking and lane-keeping assistance are already preventing crashes, according to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
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These vehicles come with a built-in driver assist system that does include "automatic emergency braking," according to the report.
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But what about partially automated vehicles, equipped with features such as lane centering, adaptive cruise control and automatic emergency braking?
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In the complaint, the family claims that Huang's Model X lacked safety features, such as an automatic emergency braking system.
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The AEB in this generation of Tesla's vehicles "requires agreement" between the camera and radar systems before initiating automatic braking.
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Nissan did not disclose how much prices for vehicles would rise to offset the cost of standard automatic emergency braking.
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We actually put young drivers through panic braking exercises, teaching them how to avoid those obstacles in front of them.
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The helmet is supposed to automatically detect when you're braking, so there doesn't appear to be a gesture for that.
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A carefully sculpted carbon composite faring covers the chassis, which sports compact permanent magnet levitation, acceleration, braking, and safety measures.
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Last week, issues with braking distance and touchscreen controls prevented the review site from recommending the more affordably priced sedan.
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This will endow the car with features like adaptive cruise control, automatic emergency braking, lane departure warning, blind spot detection.
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That includes new LED headlamps, low-speed front auto-braking, lane departure warning, lane-keeping assist and blind-spot detection.
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By 23, standard automatic braking systems could prevent 28,000 crashes and 12,000 injuries, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety estimated.
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Cruise cars follow road laws to a T, coming to full stops at stop signs and braking for yellow lights.
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At 100% state of charge, regen braking doesn't work, because the battery is full, so car is less energy efficient.
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Extracted from conifers, the substance Hankook calls Aqua Pine improves wet road performance as well as general handling and braking.
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Lime reported 155 incidents of irregular braking with its e-scooters, according to Auckland Council Chief Operating Officer Dean Kimpton.
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Traffic jam pilot handles all aspects of driving in these conditions, including starting from a stop, accelerating, steering and braking.
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You won't get a new regenerative braking algorithm pushed to your Chevy Volt as it sits in your garage overnight.
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The new model also comes with some future-facing features, like lane assist, forward emergency braking, and backup collision warnings.
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The ProPILOT features will provide semi-autonomous acceleration, braking and steering features while driving in single-lane settings on highways.
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All three bikes have single cylinder engines and include features such as anti-lock braking, fuel injection and traction control.
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All the active-safety systems worked fine during our day of driving, though we didn't test the automatic emergency braking.
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That means it can take over steering and braking for short bursts of time before the driver must retake control.
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"It's a track that's very low on braking energy, which means you can sometimes struggle with brake temperatures," Morris said.
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Those systems, Tesla's Autopilot and Cadillac's Super Cruise, can in some situations control steering, braking, and acceleration with driver supervision.
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Prices begin at $55,750 with standard Quattro all-wheel drive, auto-braking with pedestrian detection and a panoramic glass roof.
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It has previously demonstrated an ability to perform advanced maneuvers such as "Pugachev's Cobra," which allows sudden mid-air braking.
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See, whether or not you have all-wheel drive, the same amount of wheels are active in steering and braking.
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To be extremely clear, we drive *every* Model 28 on our test track to verify braking, torque, squeal and rattle.
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To be extremely clear, we drive *every* Model 3 on our test track to verify braking, torque, squeal and rattle.
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The car's regenerative braking, which slows its speed when you take your foot off the accelerator, was also well-tuned.
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Regenerative braking can bring the Model 3 close to fully-stopped, but you still need to use the brake pedal.
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Flames quickly engulfed the plane — possibly as a result of the emergency braking — and passengers were deplaned via escape chutes.
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There's also an electric fire extinguisher, quick releases for the hood and hatchback, and regenerative braking capabilities to increase safety.
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There's no adaptive cruise control, automatic emergency braking or lane-keeping on offer — strange omissions in a tech-focused segment.
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Among other problems, the Ford Excursion had deficiencies in its braking system, Richard Azzopardi, a spokesman for the governor, said.
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Data streams off each machine, every second, providing measurements that include vibration, leveling, braking, temperature, door openings and cargo weight.
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Wheels New automobiles are reaching dealerships with all manner of sophisticated lifesaving technology, like collision-warning systems and automatic braking.
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Numerous violations, some related to the vehicle's braking system, had resulted in the limousine being ordered off the road twice.
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When the trains cannot get traction, they have trouble braking and getting up to full speed between stations, it said.
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The 34-year-old's car snapped out of control under braking for turn 12 and ploughed into the tyre wall.
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Twisting this handlebar controls acceleration and braking, leaving your other hand free to give turning signals, if you're so inclined.
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Some crews have been diverted for the installation and testing of an automatic-braking system known as positive train control.
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As for application, NASCAR would likely debut hybrids for racing on shorter courses and those with more turns and braking.
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In the months after the crash, Uber has dropped action suppression and now applies maximum emergency braking to prevent crashes.
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The German was demoted for making a dangerous move while braking as Red Bull's Australian Daniel Ricciardo attempted to overtake.
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Toyota and its luxury arm, Lexus, use Sony's CMOS image sensors in some models to underpin automatic emergency-braking features.
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In May, Consumer Reports recommended the Model 3 after its latest tests showed a software update improved the car's braking.
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And even if the braking never saves you, the package includes a respectable Harman Kardon sound system and a sunroof.
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Most automakers have agreed to include automatic braking systems in their cars as standard equipment over the next few years.
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Earlier this year, Lyft grounded thousands of its electric bikes across the country because of problems with the braking systems.
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In a statement, Tesla said it had begun enabling the automatic emergency braking feature on Tuesday via a software update.
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Consumer Reports said both Tesla models previously came with standard automatic emergency braking (AEB), a feature that helps reduce accidents.
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And new safety features, such as auto braking and warnings for traffic in adjacent lanes, have driven up the price.
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But in dropping the proposed rule, NHTSA will not set braking distance requirements for the systems and other performance requirements.
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Thanks to passport-free travel within the European Union, motorists zipped past the boarded-up customs houses without even braking.
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Over the last six months, the company has conducted extensive testing of braking issues before deciding on the new recall.
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With that in mind, the companies built multiple redundant backup systems into the vehicle, specifically around steering, braking, and battery power.
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" The bigger problem was Uber had disabled Volvo's automatic emergency braking system in order to "reduce potential for erratic vehicle behavior.
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It also has optional safety systems, too, which include Adaptive Cruise Control, Forward Collision Warning and Autonomous Emergency Braking (Front Assist).
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This follows a preliminary competition in January 2016, when the Victorian team won a technical excellence award for its braking system.
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The braking control lever requires a light touch, and even then, stopping the scooter can feel abrupt, even at slower speeds.
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A bunch of data is collected from the sensors and the scanner, including speed, acceleration, braking, weather, nearby places and geopositioning.
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From what I can gather, the rider is hauling along when a car cuts him off, requiring some sudden emergency braking.
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About 57% of respondents said features like automatic emergency braking, blind spot warning and lane keeping assistance have helped prevent collisions.
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She said the truck's automatic braking system stopped the vehicle 70-80 metres after it hit the market, avoiding more casualties.
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A separate group that faded away had been about customer experience and smaller details of the ride, such as hard braking.
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Sport mode makes the computer hug the lower gears for longer, Sport Plus encourages blippy downshifts when braking, for extra fun.
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Sport mode makes the computer hug the lower gears for longer, Sport Plus encourages blippy downshifts when braking, for extra fun.
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This data may include your car's location, speed, mileage, tire pressure, fuel use, braking, engine/battery status, driver behavior and more.
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Chris Borroni-Bird of Qualcomm mentioned automatic electronic braking (AEB) systems, where sensors and cameras detect that a crash is imminent.
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The measured latency [of the Safety Rotor's braking response] was 0.0118 seconds from the triggering event to start of rotor deceleration.
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When riding the Rev, you roll the thumb wheel to the left to accelerate or right to use the regenerative braking.
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CR restored only one of the two points it docked Tesla because the updated braking system doesn't work at highway speeds.
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Standard driver-assistance features include forward collision warning, automatic emergency braking, blind spot warning, lane keeping assist, and lane departure warning.
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However, Uber disables this technology because it's not compatible with Uber's own autonomous system, which does not include automatic braking technology.
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There were no skid marks from braking, and telematics pulled from the Tesla showed that the brake pedal was never pressed.
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Tools like traction control and anti-lock braking systems (ABS) go beyond mere convenience, and are especially helpful for truck drivers.
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Some models, for example, already offer hands-off parallel parking, automatic lane-keeping, emergency braking, or even semi-autonomous cruise control.
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But not long after, Tesla shipped an over-the-air update that improved the vehicle's braking distance by nearly 20 feet.
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From 2022, all new cars will get automatic emergency braking as standard under a pact automakers made with the US government.
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If it's about to change to red, the Prius will kick into an aggressive regen braking mode to recover more energy.
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There's a page for apps, another for user profiles, and one for the car's functions (like steering or regenerative braking settings).
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To buy the car equipped with automatic braking requires spending another $6,820 for a Sentra SR with a premium technology package.
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In the video, the Tesla can be heard warning of a potential collision due an (unseen) braking vehicle one car ahead.
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On the Semi, Tesla's Autopilot offers automated emergency braking, lane keeping and lane departure warnings to help encourage safe highway driving.
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All Passports include Honda Sensing, Honda's suite of adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assist, automatic emergency braking and traffic sign recognition.
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Days later, Tesla shipped an over-the-air update that, according to CR's testing, improved the braking distance by 19 feet.
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It said Lyft did not appear to include on some of the bikes a power modulator to prevent excessive braking force.
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Uber said it will keep Volvo's emergency braking and vehicle collision warning systems enabled while the vehicle is in manual mode.
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Minus the braking issue, the Unagi is fun to ride and will even get you up some hills in San Francisco.
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He heard the train braking, but knew that much weight coming that fast and so close would never stop in time.
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Despite the drivers' best efforts, there were still tiny fluctuations of braking and speeding up, and this reverberated around the track.
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Nissan will replace parts of the braking system if upon inspection the parts are found to be defective, the company said.
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Power steering and braking would continue to work but a stall at a fast speed could increase risks of a crash.
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Vector Unit worked alongside Tesla engineers to make sure its game could tap into the car's physical steering and braking system.
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He told investigators that he was fully rested before the crash and had successfully completed all braking tests, Dinh-Zarr said.
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Cruise control could still be "overpowered by the vehicle's brakes" or stopped by "shifting into neutral and braking accordingly," FCA says.
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The Civic gets its Honda Sensing safety features, including automatic braking, adaptive cruise control and lane assist, standard in most models.
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Chinese policy-makers appear to be reverting to past practice in the face of last year's sharp braking of economic growth.
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Meanwhile, the nation's political battle over how to craft better trade policy comes at a time when global growth is braking.
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She said the truck's automatic braking system stopped the vehicle 70-80 meters after it hit the market, avoiding more casualties.
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The software update would have enabled automatic emergency braking for S and X models built since late October of last year.
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Pendolino, which features a tilting technology that results in less braking before bends, is tailored for high-speed and conventional lines.
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During braking the starter can act as a generator to recover a vehicle's kinetic energy—a crucial feature of hybrid technology.
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After attempting to take off in high winds, takeoff was aborted, and after strong braking, the plane slid off the runway.
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Standard equipment already includes radar-based regenerative braking to recharge the battery, automatic headlights and windshield wipers and collision prevention technology.
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Optional safety features include blind-spot monitors, forward collision warning with automatic emergency braking, adaptive cruise control, and active lane control.
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It was an exciting last 10 laps as Ricciardo climbed up and Rosberg ran into traffic and had his braking problems.
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With a total of six braking times on the track, including twice where the cars drop from more than 200 m.p.h.
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The Zenvo TSR-S's Centripetal Wing tilts in the turns and rolls forward when braking to maximize grip on the track.
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You then need to be well positioned for the last braking point into the left-hand side, where it's quite tight.
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And some deny that the trolley problem scenarios are even relevant, once super smart braking systems are built into each car.
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Automatic's dongle plugs into a vehicles OBD II port, and can access data including speed, braking rate, maintenance requirements and more.
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Every car today features at least a few of these: airbags, ABS braking and traction control systems, to name a few.
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One area where teams compete intensely is in systems that recapture energy from braking and feed it back to the battery.
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Based in Irvine, California, Guardian sells bikes for children with a distinct braking system called SureStop, which it says increases safety.
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Opponents say that the cameras contribute to rear-end collisions caused by sudden braking and that the enforcement is not transparent.
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And every major carmaker in America has pledged to make automated emergency braking standard on all new models by September 2022.
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That has led to Subaru to make its EyeSight safety technology, which includes automatic emergency braking, standard in nearly all models.
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When a train loses traction, its braking system automatically kicks in, grinding the stiff wheels against the rails, creating flat spots.
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According to Wired, police pulled over the car by slowing traffic around the car in order to activate autopilot's automatic braking.
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That means features like automatic emergency steering and braking that use self-driving tech will become as normal as cruise control.
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Le Mans's major innovations are now in powertrain technologies, which include recovery systems that harvest energy under braking for increased power.
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Delphi has also partnered with Intel and Mobileye, an Israeli maker of camera systems that can spot obstacles and trigger braking.
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Well, in these tests, the Taycan&aposs autonomous emergency braking detected cyclists well and avoided or mitigated crashes in most cases.
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The Grand Touring model comes standard with improved adaptive cruise control, automatic emergency braking, lane-keeping assist and cross-path detection.
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It soon became clear that it could easily drive itself in light traffic, braking when necessary and maintaining a steady speed.
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Electric cars use this trick to varying degrees, and some even let drivers change the aggressiveness of a car's regenerative braking.
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It has a suite of advanced safety features that come standard, including a forward collision warning system and automatic emergency braking.
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We need to talk about the regenerative braking system and how I reached 27 mph going downhill on an electric skateboard.
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Data is collected through an app that most drivers must use and that monitors speed, acceleration, and braking, among other metrics.
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It comes with a $4,215 technology package that includes automatic emergency braking, adaptive cruise control, head-up display and semiautonomous parking.
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Auto braking with pedestrian detection, adaptive cruise control, lane-keep assist and blind-spot warning are all along for the ride.
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Examples of the solutions offered by the Railnova technology range from measuring engine speed and braking force, to measuring traction force.
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The Taycan's regenerative braking will feed energy back into the battery at rates of up to 265kW, which is very impressive.
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This includes auto braking with pedestrian detection, adaptive cruise control with low-speed follow, lane-departure mitigation and blind-spot warning.
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Each scooter I'd ridden so far had the same dual-lever acceleration and braking system, as well as a QR lock.
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Auto braking with pedestrian detection and radar adaptive cruise control are now standard on the less expensive (and less refined) Corolla.
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The warnings will include alarms about disabled cars and vehicles that are braking hard ahead, as well as slippery road conditions.
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It is a weird idea, and the thing that controls your speed and braking is typically a bad place for weird ideas.
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This time instead of 152 feet to stop from 60 mph it more closely matched Tesla's rated 133 feet for braking distance.
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The board propels fairly easily uphill once you've gotten it going, and braking at high speeds wasn't too much of a jolt.
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Because airbags, automatic braking and other active tech can only do so much, Volvo plans to use automated driving to do it.
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Today's cars are safer than ever, mostly thanks to stringent crash test requirements and the spread of features like automatic emergency braking.
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The telechoice operator can control basic functions like braking, but it cannot take full control of the vehicle or make it accelerate.
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The new e-bikes have a different braking system on the front wheel, using a disc brake instead of a roller brake.
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This single-pedal driving is part of the I-Pace's regenerative braking, which is similar to other car systems' energy-saving methods.
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Back in 2016, 20 automakers told the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration that they would make automatic emergency braking standard by 4.603.
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The introduction of advanced driver assistance systems like automatic emergency braking and lane-departure warning systems are already helping to save lives.
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It was disorienting at first, but after a few minutes I was comfortably accelerating, steering, and braking in full control the board.
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In it, Uber commits to resuming testing with two employees in each autonomous vehicle, enabling automatic braking, and strictly monitoring safety drivers.
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The magazine awards extra points to the overall score to vehicles that provide automatic braking as a standard feature across all trims.
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The publication restored only one of the two points it docked Tesla because the updated braking system doesn't work at highway speeds.
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Mass-selling daily Bild said a policeman traveling on the ICE train smelled smoke and activated the emergency braking system, "averting catastrophe".
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In "braking mode," which is more difficult to master, lifting your foot from the sensor will cause the board to gradually decelerate.
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Lyft pulled its e-bikes over the weekend from those regions following reports of riders being thrown over the handlebars after braking.
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Add the Driver Assistance Dynamic Plus package to get the usual assortment of automatic emergency braking and radar cruise control for $1,500.
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The system includes automatic emergency braking, blind-spot monitoring, and a lane keeping system that can nudge you back into your lane.
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"We expect the recorders will be able to provide investigators with speed information, throttle position, braking information" and other data, Southworth said.
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Today's collision avoidance technology, or Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) is defined as rear-end collision avoidance, and is designed specifically for that.
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The Volvo model's built-in safety systems — collision avoidance and emergency braking, among other things — are also disabled while in autonomous mode.
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The investigation involves 430,000 Harley-Davidson motorcycles of model years 2008-2011, with anti-lock braking systems, the NHTSA said on Friday.
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Tesla responded to Consumer Reports' critique about the stopping distance, explaining its own testing found shorter average braking distances of 23 feet.
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" Musk added to Tesla's response on Twitter, saying, "Tesla won't stop until Model 3 has better braking than any remotely comparable car.
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The agency will look at reports of the vehicles' automatic emergency braking system engaging with no apparent obstruction in the vehicle's path.
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GM said it continues to expand availability of automatic emergency braking, and about two thirds of its U.S. models offer the system.
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Some controllers manage things like a car's navigation and entertainment systems, while others manage more critical systems like braking and fuel injection.
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Tesla declined to comment on the lawsuit, but a Tesla spokesperson told Gizmodo that all Tesla cars come with automatic emergency braking.
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All the Mercedes-Benz vehicles will offer CarPlay and Android Auto, rear-view cameras, adaptive braking, blind spot assistance, SiriusXM and more.
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Lyft previously pulled its electric bikes off city streets nationwide back in April after a braking malfunction proved extremely dangerous to riders.
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The crash was likely caused by a failure in the vehicle's braking system, said Oteko Portservice company, which runs the shipment facility.
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Drivers can use a brake bias dial on the wheel to tell the car how much mechanical or regenerative braking to use.
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More regenerative braking means more of the car's momentum can be turned into energy during deceleration that goes back into the battery.
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In July, Consumer Reports restored a top rating in its class for Tesla's Model S after the company updated the braking system.
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After flashing by its target planets—there is no possibility of braking—it would send back data with its on-board laser.
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It has automatic sliding doors, GPS-based passenger information system, a high-power emergency braking system, automatic fire alarm and bio-toilets.
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In the meantime, Toyota is accelerating efforts to equip cars with automatic braking and other safety systems that can help avoid crashes.
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The new Leaf features regenerative braking, which allows for single-pedal driving if you've got the foot skills and sense of timing.
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Nissan says the move should more than double the number of cars it fits with automatic emergency braking for the American market.
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Autopilot does improve that type of driving, as the car can control speed and frequent braking better than a bored, irritated human.
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In tests by the roadside-assistance nonprofit AAA, automatic braking prevented a collision with an adult less than half of the time.
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The N.H.T.S.A. also wants to know, among other things, the number of incidents in which Tesla vehicles' automatic emergency braking was activated.
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Delphi's current radar and sensing technology is used by many automakers for collision-avoidance, lane keeping, cruise control and automatic braking systems.
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"If we see braking distances along the lines of what they are talking about, this will be a recommended model," he said.
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Some vehicles already in the public domain have automated braking with adjustable speed control as well as lane centering and lane changing.
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Policymakers like Williams have become convinced that factors beyond their control, including an aging population and sluggish productivity gains, are braking growth.
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Advanced users can set individual parameters, like the regenerative braking system, to their liking for more aggressive performance or better battery management.
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Forward collision warning with automatic braking has been found to have one of the greatest safety benefits among various driver assistance systems.
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Two employees will be required to sit in the front seat at all times, and an automatic braking system will be enabled.
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"The whole goal is to get the driver back engaged," said Alan Korn, director of advanced braking systems integration at Meritor Wabco.
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The landing proceeded as expected until the final braking phase, at which point the lander began to deviate from its expected trajectory.
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Regenerative braking can charge a battery even if you are traveling at a constant speed—however, you have to use the brakes.
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Once you hit the road, things like speeding, rapid acceleration and abrupt braking can decrease gas mileage as much as 40 percent.
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Within weeks the prospective mission had morphed further, from simply looping around the moon to braking and completing an orbit around it.
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About 1.3 seconds before the crash, the NTSB wrote, the Uber system determined that it needed to enable its emergency braking system.
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For more than an hour, Super Cruise pilots the car with no input from me — no steering, no braking and no acceleration.
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They participated by letting a mobile app spy on them behind the wheel to track phone distraction, speed, braking, acceleration and cornering.
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Industry lobbyists, for example, have proposed giving auto makers credits toward emissions compliance for installing advanced safety systems such as automatic braking.
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Halee had been listening to music and trying to sleep on the bus when she felt a sudden braking and hurtled forward.
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Shimano, the maker of the troubled brakes, said that Lyft did not appear to include a power modulator to prevent excessive braking.
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A sign that autonomous vehicles will be braking for every last animal or floating plastic bag that enters its field of view?
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Existing technology can easily curb unnecessary and excessive speeding, reduce lane departures, and improve braking, helping people to avoid or mitigate crashes.
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PTC is an automated braking technology that matches train speeds with track conditions and can prevent many head-on collisions and derailments.
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Features like rear cameras, radar sensors, collision-preventing automatic braking systems and Bluetooth are now standard in most new cars and trucks.
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It includes forward-collision warnings with automatic emergency braking, lane-departure warnings, active lane control, adaptive cruise control, and road departure mitigation.
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If the driver doesn't react quickly enough, the Collision Mitigating Braking System kicks in and can bring the car to a full stop.
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Meaning, the driver can simply lift a foot off the accelerator to get the braking they're looking for as they approach a corner.
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Porsche has refined that design with every iteration, improving every other aspect of the vehicle, like traction, larger wheelbase, steering, braking and gearing.
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The wireless remote pairs quickly and easily with the board itself, and you use it go forwards, as well as backwards for braking.
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There are also automatic steering adjustments and braking to help avoid collisions with oncoming traffic and prevent your car from leaving the road.
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The truck comes with Enhanced Autopilot, the second generation of Tesla's semiautonomous technology, equipped with automatic braking, lane keeping, and lane departure warnings.
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Orange County District Attorney Tony Rackauckas said in a statement that GM failed to disclose defects in power steering, airbag and braking systems.
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In the simplest terms, a hundred pounds of fabric will always provide exponentially more braking power than a hundred pounds of rocket fuel.
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Because autonomous vehicles are built to optimize efficiency in acceleration, braking, and speed variation, they help increase fuel efficiency and reduce carbon emissions.
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It noted existing regulations requiring some auto safety equipment can not be waived immediately, including requirements for braking systems activated by foot control.
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Over 30m cars use Harman's audio and other kit, in offerings from real-time traffic reports to augmented-reality alerts on braking distances.
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If compromised, the CAN bus could transmit commands from a malicious party that would take control of the car's speed, steering or braking.
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That jerky, nervous braking, which I experience many times during my hours riding in the ride-sharing company's robot cars, is by design.
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Last year, 20 automakers reached a voluntary agreement with U.S. auto safety regulators to make collision-avoiding braking systems standard equipment by 2022.
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Off-the-shelf in-cabin sensors provide data on how the passengers feel about the car's actions — such as acceleration, braking and steering.
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The study indicates that drivers overestimate the capabilities of features such as blind-spot monitoring systems, automatic emergency braking and adaptive cruise control.
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Beijing is also pressing ahead with its "old for new" capacity policy as a way of braking growth in the aluminium smelter sector.
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This means the machine would remember if you do not like fast braking or hard accelerating, and whether changing lanes is a stressor.
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Hence the delegation of responsibility for braking to human safety drivers, who are there to catch the system when an accident seems imminent.
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The car handles well at speeds of up to 75 mph, taking curves, passing underneath bulky overpasses, and braking seamlessly for merging vehicles.
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But on the Cinetic Big Ball, Dyson has included a centrifugal braking system to keep the cord's speed in check as it retracts.
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Driver assistance: Standard ADAS features on the QX50 include rear- and surround-view cameras, forward collision warning, pedestrian detection, and forward emergency braking.
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The flaw could allow an attacker to remotely take over any of the scooters to control crucial things like, ahem, acceleration and braking.
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At 1.3 seconds before impact, Uber's car decided emergency braking was necessary—but didn't have the ability to do that on its own.
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Braking is essential to recuperating battery charge and hitting the high estimate, but Low was a bit much; it spoiled the blissful quiet.
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The Nikola One, as it's called, has "6×6 all-wheel drive," with 800-volt AC motors and regenerative braking at all wheels.
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In these cases you have to carefully coordinate braking and entry points, because you're coming off of the banked turns at high speed.
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It is also integrating the functions of existing computer-driven assistance systems like cruise control, emergency braking, lane-keeping support and automatic parking.
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Zero's SR/F has a range of up to 161 miles in the city, where it can recharge itself marginally through regenerative braking.
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Still, the Signature is packed with technology, including intelligent cruise control, auto braking with pedestrian detection and a well-tuned lane-keeping system.
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It is also integrating the functions of existing computer driven assistance systems like cruise control, emergency braking, lane-keeping support and automatic parking.
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The Premier model tested swells to $34,285 with adaptive cruise control, automatic braking with pedestrian detection and a pretty decent Bose sound system.
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It used the Dreamcast's innovative analog triggers to create a racer where deftly balancing acceleration and braking was rewarded with subtle, satisfying slides.
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Also, the IIHS points to the growing popularity of semi-autonomous driving features--features like automatic braking, collision warning, and lane-keeping assist.
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Sarah Hart and some of the children were sedated when Jennifer got a 70-foot start and accelerated off the cliff without braking.
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If getting the latest safety features, like automatic braking, is a priority, however, make sure to look only at very recent model years.
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Advanced driver-assistance features like lane departure warnings, automated braking systems and vehicle or pedestrian proximity alerts generate their own bells and chimes.
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But it's one example of a safety precaution, to give passengers to prepare for a sudden braking event or collision, the patent said.
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Autopilot, which allows a vehicle to handle steering, acceleration, and braking in some circumstances, was useful in some ways but concerning in others.
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The Three model I tested, equipped with the Advanced Tech package that includes auto braking and pedestrian detection, had a sticker of $30,117.
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The car is able to absorb 400 kW worth of energy when braking, giving it a chance to recharge while on the road.
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Beijing is also pressing ahead with its "old for new" capacity policy as a way of braking growth in the aluminum smelter sector.
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But now there's video of that actually happening, and it does make a strong case for more autonomous features like emergency braking systems.
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Whatever the part was — not even Storey knew, though she believed it related to the braking mechanism — it had warped when it detached.
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That means Superpedestrian's software is continuously monitoring for things like water penetration, cut internal wires, battery cell temperature imbalances, braking issues and more.
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Porsche managed to achieve 265 watts of recuperative power generation under braking, even counting for the losses from the wheel to the battery.
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The car charges in a little over 5 hours when using a standard unit at home, and regenerative braking recaptures energy when decelerating.
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Failure to signal is an inconsiderate act that makes the roads less safe, causing panic braking, sudden swerves and fender-benders or worse.
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Having now tested out both, I can say firsthand that Uber's car is better at accelerating and braking like a real human being.
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Driver-assistance features were plentiful, including: standard blind-spot monitoring, automated emergency braking with pedestrian detection, lane-keeping assist and rear parking sensors.
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Traditional automakers have focused mostly on lower levels of automated driving where the car handles specific tasks, such as braking and cruise control.
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Lincoln's CoPilot 360 driver-assistance feature comes standard with lane-keeping, blindspot monitoring, forward collision warning, automatic emergency braking and automatic high beams.
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" He then follows up with a noise that has been described as "a mixture of a car suddenly braking and a Wookie howling.
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Details: Jitendra Singh, minister of state for India's Department of Space, has not clarified the source of Vikram's fine braking malfunction, per NPR.
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Electric bikes have returned to Citi Bike, after a braking malfunction led to their temporary removal from the nation's largest bike-share system.
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It's a large box suspended on four legs that can tilt in various directions to simulate G-Force when turning, braking or accelerating.
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Most of these systems rely on cameras and radar to power features like automatic emergency braking, blind spot detection, and lane-keep assistance.
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The truck will also have regenerative braking, allowing the vehicle to conserve and recuperate energy while going downhill, according to Williams Advanced Engineering.
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The Mazda 6 comes with the usual slew of active safety equipment like adaptive cruise control, lane keeping assist and automatic emergency braking.
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Tesla's automatic emergency braking system also performed well, according to the IIHS, avoiding collisions in both the 12 mph and 25 mph tests.
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Autopilot issued a forward collision warning alert 0.49 seconds prior to impact, but "the automatic emergency braking system did not engage," NTSB concludes.
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Some have become standard, like Automatic Emergency Braking, and others are first takes on new technologies that are likely to change over time.
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If they are going to make a right turn, they do it with a great fanfare of long-drawn-out indicating and braking.
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