Driver-state monitoring triggers alerts and controlled vehicle deceleration to assist emergency stops while reducing secondary road hazards.
Driver-state monitoring and passenger alerts help trigger controlled vehicle deceleration for safer emergency stops on ordinary roads.
Long and short presses on one touch-panel button give driverless automatic vehicles multiple deceleration and acceleration responses without extra controls.
Sensors detect waiting passengers before arrival so the autonomous bus avoids unnecessary stops and slows smoothly for pickup.
By keeping the display controller powered while shutting off the screen, this case cuts vehicle display wake-up time without full power draw.
A spring-loaded lifting unit pivots a guide bracket to align the current collector shoe parallel to overhead lines.
A disengage switch disconnects the vehicle autonomy system from control interfaces to halt autonomous inputs.
A rearward protruding towing bracket secures the coupling mechanism to the vehicle frame.