Hyundai Mobis To Apply Self-Driving Car Sensors To Commercial Vehicles

 

Hyundai Mobis developed the key hardware and algorithms for those radar and camera sensors with its proprietary technologies. These sensors constitute the Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist (FCA) system to identify and compute a safe distance from a preceding vehicle and artificially decrease car speed in a high-risk situation.

 

Hyundai Mobis is ramping up attempts to bolster of its pipeline for safety and convenience-related components applicable to both passenger and commercial vehicles according to the commercial reality of self-driving cars. Another focus is technology enablers for unmanned cargo trucks in the logistics sector to be aligned with a 5G-based vehicle control system. The company said its R&D projects seek excellence in quality, reliability and price to raise its competitive edge in the global commercial vehicle market.

 

Hyundai Mobis lately added a driver state warning (DSW) system to its lineup of product offerings. The system uses an infrared camera to detect drowsy driving, lack of attention behind the wheel and increased fatigue of the driver, helping to refrain a frontal collision.

 

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