An ever increasing number of both fleets and individuals across the world are now installing advanced collision avoidance technology, technology which has proven itself in the field. According to the US Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), vehicles equipped with forward collision warning systems experience 20% fewer front-to-rear collisions causing injuries, while vehicles equipped with …
The team from ADAS.ie exhibited alongside sister company Mr Windscreen at the Brokers Ireland Meet the Market Day 2019 in the RDS in Dublin in June. This annual event provided networking opportunities to meet specialist suppliers and key market representatives operating in the Irish marketplace and to gain a better understanding and increase knowledge …
Distracted Driving has reached new levels of danger. Mobileye’s AI-based safety technology – distributed in Ireland by ADAS.ie – is designed to avoid collisions and reduce distracted driving behaviour. The following is taken from www.berkeleywellness.com. If you drive an older car that doesn’t have a built-in advanced driver-assistance system, consider retrofitting it with one. These …
In this video from our partner Mobileye, see how a car perceives the environment around it, makes decisions, and manoeuvres in complex situations.
Our partner Mobileye, along with with 10 leaders in automotive and autonomous driving, has published Safety First for Automated Driving, a framework for safe automated passenger cars. The foundation of the paper is 12 guiding principles and the steps necessary to realise them. Each principle is refined into a series of capabilities that a safe …
ADAS.ie hosted an Information Day in Waterford city to coincide with their being appointed as distributors in Ireland of the latest Mobileye range of collision avoidance systems. The systems can be retrofitted to older cars and commercial vehicles. Representatives from the insurance and motor industry came together to hear about this unique system and its …
