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Official: 2013 Subaru models to determine with optional EyeSight safety system (Autoblog)

Filed under: Safety, Technology, Subaru

Trickle-lower technologies are how four-wheel anti-lock stopping systems went from

their production debut on the 1978 Mercedes-Benz S-Class to being standard

equipment overall for those automobiles on the highway today. Additionally, it

describes how advanced technologies like adaptive cruise control, pre-collision

auto-stopping and, to some lesser extent, lane departure warning, makes its way

lower the funnel to Subaru's mainstream sedans, the 2013 Legacy and Outback.

Starting with the 2013 model year, both models is going to be provided with the brand new

Subaru EyeSight driver assistance system that includes a set of charge-

combined device (CCD) cameras mounted towards the top of the car windows on either

side from the rearview mirror. This differs from most vehicle-based camera

systems currently available which use a radar-based system mounted somewhere in

the leading from the vehicle, usually within the grille or front bumper. Subaru states the

positioning of their EyeSight cameras should reduce the opportunity of damage

- and sure very costly repairs - from minor collisions.

So what can EyeSight just do? For just one, it requires stereo system images from the view

ahead and may identify obstacles, including people on the streets. Under ...

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