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Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB) Testing
The maximum braking power of a vehicle can be applied in some vehicles even if the driver does not brake himself. Such systems are grouped under the term 'Autonomous Emergency Braking' (AEB).
From 2014, the assessment of the AEB systems will be included in the star rating from Euro NCAP, from 2016 the AEB pedestrian test will also be included.
Further details on ADAS AEB Testing can be found on our website.
Parameters
ADAS Test |
Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB) |
Vehicles |
1 Subject Vehicle and 1 Static Point |
DGPS Correction Method |
NTRIP |
IMU Integration |
No |
CAN Hub |
Yes |
IMPORTANT - Please ensure that all product Firmware and Software versions are up to date!