Automatic braking to reduce collisions is likely to be standard on new vehicles soon How automakers design the systems will have a huge effect on customer satisfaction About 1% of 2015 model ...

Largest Automatic Emergency Braking Study Finds Systems Improving Over Time Front-to-Rear Crashes Reduced up to 52% in Newer Models January 27, 2025 09:00 AM Eastern Standard Time ...

It would also mandate that automatic braking systems be capable of detecting pedestrians in both daylight and darkness. Automakers would have had until September 2029 to fully comply.

Congress directed NHTSA in the 2021 infrastructure law to establish minimum-performance standards for automatic emergency braking systems, which use sensors such as cameras and radar to detect ...

Researchers from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety prepare a mannequin for tests with a vehicle equipped with automatic braking. The group’s study found that automated crash prevention ...

Auto-braking systems, called AEB for short, use sensors including cameras, radar, and lidar to sense when a crash is about to happen and warn drivers—then automatically apply the brakes if ...

As a result, it should do more good; according to the NHTSA, if manufacturers deploy auto-braking systems that work at higher speeds, it would save at least 360 lives each year and prevent 24,000 ...

They’re getting better, but still not perfect, especially in older vehicles. That’s the findings of new report on the effectiveness of automatic emergency braking systems released by the AAA ...

A new class of sensor technology dubbed ADAR (acoustic ranging and detection) enhances autonomous mobile robot (AMR) safety while offering 50-80% cost savings compared to traditional, LiDAR-based ...

Automatic braking system and method for vehicles. Source: United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). Credit: Nio Inc. The patent US12071115B2 outlines an automatic braking method and ...

A trade group representing many of the world's leading automakers pushed for NHTSA to reconsider its automatic emergency braking rule that they argue is "practically impossible." ...