Description
Have you ever heard of Tesla or seen the video of Tesla - Autopilot? In some videos, the driver is sleeping, and the car is controlled automatically, this is achieved by ADAS (Advanced Driving Assistance System). In ADAS (Advance Driving Assistance System), sensors are used to detect and sense conditions and control the car in the form of steering, braking, acceleration and driver alert. ADAS uses various sensors placed around the car to detect the surroundings and act accordingly. The data is processed by sensor fusion and processors and generates output in the form of steering, braking, acceleration and driver alert.Some common ADAS are Lane reconstruction, 360deg view, object detection, distance estimation, functionality in bad weather, range of visibility, parking assistance, object classification, blind spot detection, steering vibration (driver alert) and many more.Course Curriculum: Introduction to ADASLevel of ADASImportance of ADASTypes and applications of ADASComponents of ADASADAS sensorsSensors locationSensors processingSensors outputV2XThis course is best suited for Mechanical, Electrical, and Electronics engineers who want to upskill themselves or want to learn about ADAS (Advance Driving Assistance System). No prior knowledge of automobiles or sensors is required. See you inside Thank you
