Proceedings of the Intelligent Vehicles '93 Symposium
DOI: 10.1109/ivs.1993.697309
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Integration Between Anticollision And AICC Functions The ALERT Project

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“…obstacles detection [26] or lane recognition [25]. Consequently, it has been used for adjusting the power of headlights [3], [28] or for adjusting the headway in Automatic Cruise Control (ACC) [5] according to the prevailing meteorological conditions. However, it has been shown that the dynamic adaptation of the emitting power of a LIDAR with respect to visibility conditions is not always perfect [7].…”
Section: ) Lidarmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…obstacles detection [26] or lane recognition [25]. Consequently, it has been used for adjusting the power of headlights [3], [28] or for adjusting the headway in Automatic Cruise Control (ACC) [5] according to the prevailing meteorological conditions. However, it has been shown that the dynamic adaptation of the emitting power of a LIDAR with respect to visibility conditions is not always perfect [7].…”
Section: ) Lidarmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…the preceding vehicle has stopped, and start again when the conditions allow it (Carrea 1993). Such systems could oVer signi®cant safety bene®ts in hazardous situations and in situations where frequent stop-and-go is required, such as congested conditions.…”
Section: General Vehicle Controlmentioning
confidence: 99%