Mobileye AWS-4000 is a unique, camera-based safety solution for accident prevention and mitigation, preventing injuries and saving lives. The system includes a camera located on the windshield inside the vehicle and utilizes Mobileye's advanced vision technologies to detect and measure the distance to vehicles and lane markings, providing the driver with the following timely alerts:
• Forward Collision Warning – both highway and urban FCW
• Lane Departure Warning
• Headway Monitoring and Warning
Even 2 seconds of distraction while answering the mobile phone, turning around to the kids, or driving while fatigued can lead to a road accident. Mobileye AWS-4000 is never distracted, always looking forward and ready to warn the driver of sudden danger.
Mobileye AWS-4000C (Commercial)
Designed for commercial vehicles in a severe service environment, this robust product offers an enhanced alert scheme for distance keeping, J1939 support, and fleet management solutions connectivity.
Benefits
• Reduces overall chance of an accident and related costs.
• Improves driving habits, including use of turn signals, braking patterns, and headway
keeping.
• Provides a tool for driver evaluation and training.
• Helps drivers develop a keen sense of the vehicle's position within the lane and with
respect to other vehicles.
• Extensive accident reconstruction tool using numerical data recording.
Add Ons
The system can be enhanced to support various add on applications, such as:
• Vehicle tracking via integration with GPS.
• Fleet Management System (FMS) integration.
• Integration with black box solutions.
• Connectivity abilities with external displays.
System Components
• A windshield-mounted vision sensor unit with a compact High Dynamic Range CMOS (HDRC) camera
and SeeQ® image processing board.
• 2 high-quality speakers for directional hazard warnings.
• User-friendly, high visibility display and control unit, for visual directional warnings,
numerical headway measurement display, and customization options.
View highlights from the Dutch Ministry of Transport using AWS-4000 as a basis for 'Roads to the Future: The Assisted Driver’
