Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) uses various sensors installed on the vehicle (millimeter-wave radar, LiDAR, mono/binocular cameras and satellite navigation) to sense the surrounding environment in real time during driving, collect data, identify, detect and track static and dynamic objects, and combine with navigation map data for systematic computation and analysis, thereby alerting the driver to potential dangers in advance and effectively increasing the comfort and safety of driving. In recent years, the ADAS market has grown rapidly. These systems were previously limited to the high-end market but are now entering the mid-range market. Meanwhile, many low-tech applications are becoming more common in entry-level passenger vehicles, and improved new sensor technologies are also creating new opportunities and strategies for system deployment.
