Four new automotive electronics technologies in the automotive industry

In 014, technology became a hot topic in the global automotive industry, and among many technologies, electronic technology was a top priority. Autopilot technology is undoubtedly one of the more mentioned keywords, and lane departure warnings, blind spot monitoring, auto-cruise, and automatic parking all rely on electronic technology.

Toyota "Exploration of Driver Awareness"

At the Los Angeles Auto Show, Toyota demonstrated a "driver awareness" concept car developed jointly by Toyota and Microsoft Research Institute. The latter uses Microsoft's Kinect somatosensory technology to design the interaction between cars and people. Fully integrated into the car display system. Combining gesture control, voice control, and remote control keys, the driver can obtain traffic, weather, appointments, and other information before driving, and even mark the location of the gas station passing through the road section. The device can plan on the window display for a number of planning tasks on the way. Toyota said that these daily tasks are planned before the driver enters the car, so the driver can concentrate more on the driving process.

Subaru's Next-Generation Security System Subaru's next-generation EyeSight system adds steering wheel automation and features to prevent vehicles from leaving the lane. After the function of tracking the vehicle in front is started, the steering wheel is automatically controlled when the vehicle speed exceeds 65 km/hour, so that the vehicle runs near the center of the lane. However, this function is not activated when it is concluded that the driver has not operated the steering wheel. The function of the vehicle departure warning is that when the vehicle is driving on a special road for the vehicle at a speed of more than 65 km/h, if there is a sign of running out of the lane, in addition to reminding the driver through the original icon and sound. Torque is also applied to the steering wheel to return the vehicle to the lane without the need to activate the tracking function.

Shan Ling Technology's latest driving recorder, Shan Ling Technology, has released a new generation of driving recorder product, VH5, this year. This product integrates current driving functions such as navigation, safety warning, hands-free calling, high-definition video recording, and reversing assisted image, and adopts them. The latest customized Android system is perfectly compatible with most of the practical apps on the current Android market to extend the VH5 functionality. The VH5 on the material uses a custom 24-bit anti-scatter display capacitive screen that will not fly out of the screen during high-intensity impacts, better protecting the driver's safety, and using Bayer materials imported from Germany as a fixed housing.

Fujitsu's 3D image technology without deformation display is based on Fujitsu's old panoramic monitoring technology. The new panoramic technology first creates a virtual 3D scene around the vehicle, and then uses the distance information collected by the laser radar to project the image collected by the camera to the 3D scene. On the corresponding surface. The system needs to accurately arrange the position and angle of each camera and radar. The purpose is that when only one camera is used, the back and sides of the object are located in the blind area, but the blind area can be captured by other cameras and the blind area can be eliminated through integration. The final composite image is better than using only one camera and radar.