A vehicle speed control system maintains target speed by dynamically adjusting torque and braking forces applied to individual wheels.
A vehicle controller selectively uses travel state information to evaluate clutch connection reliability for brake control.
Control unit processes sensor signals to activate braking and protection arrangements, reducing pedestrian injury severity during collisions.
A vehicle control device adjusts target speed and steering angle based on yaw rate deviations to maintain stability.
A predictive vehicle dynamics system adjusts suspension and steering based on anticipated route features.
Synchronizes lateral acceleration across towing and towed vehicles using a combination model to stabilize multi-trailer combinations.
Calculating bank angle from wheel speed differentials resolves high-speed turn detection errors caused by minimal steering input.