Continental forward braking system to get stereo vision

More and more, we're hearing about vehicle safety systems that use video cameras to identify hazards. Like us humans, automotive supplier Continental's recently announced ContiGuard forward-looking braking system has two eyes, in the form of two high-resolution CMOS cameras, and a suite of electronics that enables it to analyze the difference in perspective between the left and right views – similar to the parallax shift which our brains also use to create spatial vision when processing images... Continue Reading Continental forward braking system to get stereo vision

Tags: Braking, Collision, Driver Assistance, Safety

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