Saturday, June 15, 2013 – 10:32
unveiled in March at the Geneva Motor Show, the Nissan Note II will have, among other things, detecting blind spots through the rearview camera.
next generation of Nissan Note, marketed in the fall, will have unprecedented technological equipment in its segment in terms of driving aids. Among this equipment battery, Note II will, in the image of what we can already see on some premium SUV, a panoramic view height to see what is happening around the car during maneuvers. Another novelty in the segment, detecting blind spots. Already on higher segment vehicles, this is a first at this level range.
principle
This function is usually performed by sensors located in the rear bumper, just like what is done at Volvo with “Blind Spot Information System” (BLIS).
At Nissan, this feature detection of vehicles in blind spots will be provided by the reversing camera. A first. With an angle of slightly more than 180 ° vision, rearview camera will be able to see much more widely and can therefore detect vehicles in blind spots and warn the driver. In addition to this function, the rearview camera will alert the lane change function.
challenge
However, using the reversing camera to detect blind spots a problem due to its exposure to the elements (water, dust, mud). Must operate continuously, it must be constantly clean. Nissan has developed an algorithm that continuously analyzes the images from the camera to determine if it is dirty or not. The system is also based on the fact that the wipers are working. A small compressor is integrated in the base of the score for generating a jet of air onto the camera while a water jet can project a small amount of washer fluid to clean. It can be operated in all weather and stay clean.
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