Subaru uses a dual camera to support automated braking in its vehicles and says it doesn’t need laser radar or sensors to reach effectiveness /Subaru
Celebrating five million Subaru’s equipped with its driver assistant system EyeSight, the Japanese car maker sheds some light on the performance and the future of its intelligent aid, pioneered in 2008 with stereo camera technology. Worldwide, nine out of ten Subaru’s are equipped with EyeSight, a detecting camera in an impressive housing just underneath the
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