A camera-based slip angle estimation device detects tracking points and optical flows to calculate vehicle orientation.
A brake fluid pressure control device uses a linear solenoid valve to drive wheel brakes with higher target pressures.
A braking system dynamically adjusts maximum allowable pressure difference between wheels based on vehicle dynamics to optimize force application.
Replacing complex spring mechanisms, this design eliminates durability issues by using a static orifice structure within the modulator block.
Relocating the brake hydraulic pressure control device base body to the connecting portion eliminates complex pipe arrangements within the trunk.
An electromagnetic switchover valve directs brake pressure to a low-pressure accumulator, preventing unwanted wheel brake activation during generator operation.
An antiskid controller calculates a wheel reference estimate from multiple wheel speeds to determine braking pressure.
A braking force control device coordinates right and left wheel forces to optimize deceleration performance.
A vehicle brake hydraulic pressure control device adjusts wheel brake fluid pressure to manage split road braking dynamics.
A motorcycle anti-lock brake system detects wheelie termination using rear wheel speed thresholds to calculate estimated vehicle velocity.
A motion control device uses steering angular velocity and yaw angular acceleration to manage brake torque for vehicle stability.