Advancing Autonomous Braking Technology
Terranet has reached an impressive milestone in its journey towards fully automated braking with the launch of its BlincVision system. This breakthrough was recently showcased during tests at the AstaZero track, where the system demonstrated its exceptional ability to initiate braking with high precision. This achievement not only signifies a technological triumph for Terranet but also bolsters safety protocols in urban areas.
Thorough Evaluation of BlincVision
The BlincVision system was put through rigorous testing at AstaZero, assessing its effectiveness under various conditions and speeds as part of Euro NCAP scenarios. To enhance these scenarios, Terranet made specific adjustments to introduce more complexity. For example, in one test, a child unexpectedly dashed out from behind a parked car, while another vehicle was situated behind the child, presenting a tougher challenge for detection systems. While many existing Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) struggle to handle these intricacies, BlincVision rose to the occasion, successfully executing timely braking to avert potential collisions.
Robust Data Collection for Improved AI Models
Alongside confirming its braking capabilities, a wealth of data was gathered during the testing phase to fine-tune Terranet's AI-enhanced model. This information is vital for ongoing development, allowing the team to improve the system for a variety of traffic situations. The results indicate that the BlincVision system not only meets but even surpasses existing market standards, paving the way for future enhancements and adaptability.
Complete Braking Process Confirmed
Previously, the system could only issue a theoretical brake request based on collision risk analyses. However, the latest testing validated the entire braking process—from detecting and classifying objects to evaluating collision risks and performing emergency braking. This comprehensive verification is groundbreaking, significantly boosting stakeholders' confidence in the system's effectiveness and reliability.
Insights from Leadership
Pierre Ekwall, CTO of Terranet, shared his enthusiasm about the development: "Achieving the capability of a stand-alone ADAS system is a critical milestone for us. The advancing maturity of the system enhances its potential for integration across a broader range of vehicles, reinforcing our partnerships within the MobilityXlab accelerator program. We're eager to finalize collaborations with partners in the upcoming quarter."
About Terranet AB
Terranet AB's primary mission revolves around improving safety in urban traffic. The company leads in crafting innovative solutions for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) and Autonomous Vehicles (AV). Notably, Terranet's BlincVision anti-collision technology significantly outpaces existing ADAS solutions, detecting road objects up to ten times faster than competitors.
Contact Information
For further queries about the company's innovations or developments, feel free to reach out to:
Magnus Andersson, CEO
E-mail: magnus.andersson@terranet.se
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the significance of the milestone achieved by Terranet?
This milestone signifies a successful leap to fully automated braking using the BlincVision system, setting a new standard for safety in urban environments.
How does BlincVision differentiate from other ADAS technologies?
BlincVision stands out by detecting road objects much faster than current ADAS solutions, ensuring a swift response during critical moments.
What future developments can be expected from Terranet?
Terranet plans to continue refining its technology, expanding partnerships, and integrating BlincVision into a wider range of vehicle models for broader use.
Who can I contact for more information about Terranet?
For inquiries related to Terranet’s developments, you can contact Magnus Andersson, the CEO.
Where is Terranet headquartered?
Terranet is headquartered in Lund, with additional offices located in Gothenburg and Stuttgart.