Here’s another prototype that was on display at the Alami Proton carnival last weekend – a Proton Iriz prototype fitted with an Advanced Drive Assistance System (ADAS) stereo camera, an effort by LG Electronics.
You might recall that the Proton Iriz Active concept had the same stereo camera fitted behind the windscreen near the rear view mirror – it was used to showcase pedestrian detection in that car.
The stereo camera allows many safety features to be implemented such as Autonomous Emergency Braking, Forward Collision Warning, Lane Departure Warning, Traffic Sign Recognition, Adaptive Cruise Control, High Beam Assist, Cross Traffic Assist, and others.
Euro NCAP recently made Autonomous Emergency Braking mandatory for a car to get a 5-star safety rating. Real world claims data suggests these systems can reduce accidents by up to 27%.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments express excitement and optimism about the Proton Iriz prototype featuring LG's ADAS camera, highlighting safety features like autonomous emergency braking. Some discuss the development costs, clarifying that the RM500 million was for the entire car development, not just ADAS. Several comments praise Proton's collaboration with LG and hope for these systems to be integrated into future models like the Perdana. There are also critical views about interior space, engine performance, and the perceived reliance on Korean technology. Overall, sentiments are mostly positive with hopes for advanced safety features.