ECar News recently learned from relevant sources that Ford Motor has reached a cooperation with service provider Telenav, and Ford will choose the company's SmartHorizon application to enable ADAS functions in Ford vehicles in North America, Europe, Australia and New Zealand to ensure driver safety.
It is reported that the European Union has required that from 2022, all light new vehicles should be equipped with ADAS and other related auxiliary functions, which can be combined with other active safety functions to reduce the collision accident rate by 30%.
SmartHorizon can use maps, car data, etc. to predict the most likely choice path for drivers, and then the program will provide traffic and navigation related information to the ADAS system to cope with the changing real-time environment, such as congestion speed limits, etc., to improve safety and driver experience.
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