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Development of rear-end collision avoidance system

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The outline of RCAS is described, techniques about the preceding vehicle recognition and collision potential hazard evaluation are described and experimental results about distance headway warning and collision avoidance by automatic braking are reported.
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RCAS (rear-end collision avoidance system) has been developed as a system of ASV (advanced safety vehicle). It is a driver assist system to avoid the rear-end collision by informing the distance headway. It also has automatic braking function in case of emergency and distance warning function to the trailing vehicle. This paper describes the outline of RCAS, techniques about the preceding vehicle recognition and collision potential hazard evaluation. And experimental results about distance headway warning and collision avoidance by automatic braking are reported.

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Understanding driving situations using a network model

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Preceding vehicle and road lanes recognition methods for RCAS using vision system

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TL;DR: This paper describes the preceding vehicle and road lanes recognition methods for the rear-end collision avoidance system (RCAS) using an edge histogram method based on the model based vision concept and shows the performance of these methods by experimental results.
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Preceding Vehicle Recognition Algorithm Using Fusion Of Laser Radar And Image Processing

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