Short-Wave Infrared (SWIR) Short-Wave Infrared (SWIR) refers to a specific wavelength range from 1000nm to 1600nm. For reference, standard cameras usually operate between 0.4-0.75um (which
Side View Assist Side view assist uses ultrasonic sensors to monitor the vehicle’s blind spots to assist with lane changes. The system warns drivers of
SLAM Simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM) is the process of creating or updating the map of an unknown environment while keeping track of the vehicle’s
Smart Trailer Parking These systems assist the driver when backing up and parking a trailer by using a camera and sensors. In some cases, the
Stereo Camera Stereo cameras are two cameras placed side-by-side a few inches apart to mimic a human’s vision. This technology is used to detect distance,
Surround View Camera These systems use several cameras around the vehicle to provide the driver with a complete view of all the areas immediately near
Time of Flight Time of Flight (ToF) cameras measure the actual “time-of-flight” of a light signal between the camera and object. The emitted infrared light
Traffic Jam Assit This and other similarly named technologies maintain a safe traveling distance between the vehicle and the traffic ahead. Using additional ADAS technologies,
Traffic Light Recognition Traffic Light Recognition is a technology pioneered by Audi. Vehicles equipped with the technology will receive real-time signals from connected traffic lights
Traffic Sign Recognition Traffic sign recognition monitors traffic signs and displays them to the driver. Some systems read speed limit, school zone, and road construction
Ultrasonic Ultrasonic sensors emit a high-frequency sound to measure the distance to an object. Ultrasonic sensor usages include low-speed maneuvering, parking, and proximity alerts. Back
