This invention provides an automatic hood tilting
system for long-
nose commercial vehicles, comprising: a
chassis controller, a
millimeter-
wave radar array, a camera, an electric tilting switch, a hood locking switch, a parking switch, a neutral switch, an onboard audible and visual
alarm device, a tilting motor, a vehicle CAN network, and an
instrument cluster controller. The
chassis controller, based on information collected from the
millimeter-
wave radar array, electric tilting switch, hood locking switch, parking switch, and neutral switch at its input, controls the operating status of the tilting motor and the onboard audible and visual
alarm device. Specifically, the
chassis controller includes an
information acquisition unit, a CAN
transceiver unit, a storage unit, a decoder, a
microprocessor unit, a diagnostic unit, and a drive unit. This invention is practical and can automatically tilt the hood, meeting customer needs. When the hood is not properly locked, the
system can alert the driver through indicator lights on the
instrument cluster and an audible and visual alarm, preventing potential safety hazards while driving.