Thanks for the video. It's extremely helpful as I am doing a physics SHE Task about motion. We were told that we could do any topic that we wanted as long as it was within reason. Since in SHE Tasks you have to link back to society, car safety was something that society needs to thrive

Please make more videos like this one, It was really informative.

Wonderfully explained @engineering explained. Thanks mate.

I really liked when you were in the pictures. With the board only i can't see your hand gesture. Thanks for the vids , i always learn somethings and don't burn my head with boredom.

Very cool vid! Thanks for posting!

This is the best! Great video!

High Quality content, with a voice of Ross from Friends

Great info man.

Man! Such an informative video! Ur such a professional!(I know u know that but I wanted to mention it XD). Keep up ur great work man

clear & good explanation..

White board editing was great!

I've tried the adaptive cruise control on my dad's Subaru and it works really well. It also has the lane departure warning, park distance warnin and blind spot warning. I found the lane departure warning a bit overbearing but not too bad. Clearly just about every manufacturer has all of the main elements for self driving cars.

@8alakai8

2 жыл бұрын

my 2019 polo can parkk it self but cant drive itself i do have t steer

I had ACC on my Accord Plug-in Hybrid and the collision avoidance was a nervous nellie. Even at very low speeds if someone was crossing ahead of me with plenty of room it would panic and sound the alarm. Never hit the brakes on me but it was certainly aware of the potential broadside (if the car ahead hadn't been moving). On the highway, the ACC cruise control sure makes highway driving easier - all you need to do is stay in your lane and the car will do the rest. I've just switched to a German car with camera based ACC and the performance so far seems the same. Highway driving is very easy and follow distance is maintained nicely...

Thanks a lot for this....🤗🤗🤗

informative. thanks

Its simple but probably hard to execute well. I love using it

Nice video😃

This guy sounds like Funkhouser from "Curb Your Enthusiasm" Thanks for the explanation!

Everyone knows that Gamma waves give the best hugs.

Thanks!

I really wanted to learn from this video. but could you also explain the differences between systems.

Can you do a shortie video about Engine Dampers? THANKS!

Hey man love the vids. Was just wondering if you have anything done to your Sti. Ie, accessport/bolt ons

@EngineeringExplained

8 жыл бұрын

Nope, but I have a video on the STI with AP stage 1 tune.

@dsykes1800

5 жыл бұрын

Choose to finance an f259

Question, does the acc use engine braking first and then if needed it applies the brakes? Thank you

+Engineering Explained Is it a good idea to put CAI on my 2015 wrx or not if so would i have to get it tuned?

Hey there-- whats the best adaptive cruise control in market for cars from 2013-2017 that are plug on electric or electric- basically CA hov eligible?

👍🏻 nicely done! Thanks. ?: with active braking, is the brake pedal physically depressed as if the driver would have done instead of the driver aid? Or is the braking done local to the brake rotors, if you get what I mean...

@EngineeringExplained

8 жыл бұрын

+Mario Dalla Riva That's a great question, and considering how many of these cars I've driven I should know the answer. I believe the pedal does actually depress on its own, but I'm not positive on that.

I have learnt.

@EngineeringExplained

8 жыл бұрын

+SystemRichie I have taught. :)

@maybach6536

8 жыл бұрын

+Engineering Explained I thought it was Teached? LOL

@JBPerformanceTV

8 жыл бұрын

+Engineering Explained Do you know what's the maximum distance that this system can detect a car or a road sign?

Nice

Do a video about halogen vs Led headlights! it's would be really helpful.

@StephenMc2000

8 жыл бұрын

+Edvin Gusinac what about projector lights vs regular housing

@StephenMc2000

8 жыл бұрын

+Edvin Gusinac only options are projectors or halogen for dodge rams. I just want to know if it's worth the money to upgrade , I have halogen bulbs in right now do you know what are the best bulbs?

I'll ask it in a less confusing way, I'm thinking you were pointing out a system that helps prevent crashing. what if it makes you brake when you're just trying to slow down and then brake? or is it only active with cruise control?

Hey Jason! Seeing as how Honda sponsored this video, maybe you should ask them for some parts on the Integra!

could you make a video about dynamic compression with force induction piston speed air velocity cam duration?

Hey man, can you do a video on how the steering system in autonomous cars work.

I thought adaptive cruise control is where the car can detect slope angle of the car going up or down a hill and adjusts speed and braking by the angle of attack and uses automatic changes in braking/throttle. Freightliner Cascadia had something like that I think. The truck, with a load, was able to detect the slope of the truck either up hill or down hill and depending on the grade, it was able to either use the truck's momentum or brakes to keep the truck at the driver's inputted speed instead of using fuel when it's not necessary. Basically, it used fuel if it calculated there wasn't enough momentum to get the truck up the hill allowing the truck's fleet to save fuel instead of older cruise control with a constant programming, the newer ones were self-adjusting.

does the radar continously emits the signals ? or only if it finds some object ahead ?

Is this similar to the system Audi and Mercedes have been using for a while as well?

While I think that ACC is a great technology, it started out in class 8 highway trucks. When I worked on semi-tractors, the ACC eye/radar was always problematic and in need of constant adjustment. The biggest complaints came from winter time when cars would cut off the rigs, and the ACC would slam the brakes on inducing a skid. Hopefully auto makers have realized this potential problem to reduce this danger.

Since Honda Sensing using both camera and radar to detect the objects, what if both of them have very confident but opposite opinion about the road? (One thinks there is a traffic cone while the other one does not). Is radar always the one takes precedence over the camera? I got this question after seeing the sudden brake recall from Toyota/Lexus because of the sensor error.

I think it is really cool how we have all this tech in cars now, but I'm still a little on edge about it because of the chance some people might get too dependent on the tech and if it malfunctions people won't be able to respond fast enough because they thought it would do it for them.

I think there's a problem with ACC, if you have it on, you are on a curve and you overtaking someone or vice-versa, the radar might judge the distance with a car on other lane a reduce its speed. Could talk about how different brands are solving this issue?

Do you have any EE videos coming up that go into the science of tires? Winter tire vs all seasons vs rubber difference etc..

@EngineeringExplained

8 жыл бұрын

+piper 2760 kzread.info/dash/bejne/aoOdyMSBZdbPdpM.html

@piper-bu2nc

8 жыл бұрын

+Engineering Explained Thank you!

+Engineering Explained Is it possible to create a small working model based on adaptive cruise control?

Can adaptive cruise control drive in stop and go traffic for you?

My 2016 Acura RDX Radar is obstructed, what do that mean? Knowing that this car has a front accident close to the radar and I suspect the radar itself is not facing what it should after repair knowing that the bracket, Milliwave Radar Pipe having deformed in one place.

What the diff b/w wave radar and laser radar why should both uses

On most cars adaptive cruise control disconnects if you reach a full stop, so you have to touch the acceleration to start moving again. What is the reason behind this?

Honda will always be the best manufacturer from japan

it would be helpful if you make the video on "How Autopilot Works?

Would Honda's implementation of software and sensors be able to allow it to avoid collisions with smaller non non-metallic objects such as deer?

@EngineeringExplained

8 жыл бұрын

+daytonduck The camera is there for object recognition such as pedestrians (or deer). Nothing is guaranteed obviously but the idea is that it will attempt to prevent a collision.

@daytonduck

8 жыл бұрын

+Engineering Explained Thanks for that description. I can imagine a lot of the processing methods and other behavior could be confidential, and they probably don't want to make statements such as, "it will spot children and deer", but those are two things that a LOT of drivers have to be concerned with, and both would be challenging engineering problems.

What is the sensor used for ACC?

I am more interested in how nissan's radar is ablento see 2 cars ahead. Is that even possible? Interesting tech from nissan!

Can you please make a video explaining the way police use radar to catch speeders and how radar detectors work? Also, if these and other new features such as blind spot monitoring affect radar detectors?

@amerinasr

Жыл бұрын

Did u find any answers for this

@electromatt

Жыл бұрын

@@amerinasr No but my radar locator picks up certain blind spot monitors like Honda‘s on K band. My guess is that they use a different band

How can i determent the distance using micro waves?

can i make microwave popcorn with this

@TheTomatenfritz3000

8 жыл бұрын

Well, in the normal sunlight there is also a small amount of microwaves, we just can't see them, so basically, you could do microwave popcorn everywhere, at least there are microwaves... but not enough unfortunately, I mean you could try to put a bag of microwave popcorn on top of your black hood of your Honda with ACC in summer and wait until the sun did the job of the microwave for you but this would also work with cars without ACC, but yeah, theoretically you could do that!

@Zettel007

8 жыл бұрын

+TheTomatenfritz3000 nice

@RealationGames

8 жыл бұрын

+Zettel007 Wifi has the same frequency as conventional microwave oven(2.4GHz). Just put the bag on your Wifi hotspot for dank popped corns.

@TheTomatenfritz3000

8 жыл бұрын

RealationGames I think you might need a very strong wifi there but nice hint, thank you! xD

what type of braking is used here?

How does Radar calculate the distance bw vehicle?

Will this fit my civic?

is the laser assisted automatic braking system is same as CMBS?

@EngineeringExplained

8 жыл бұрын

+Ashish N. Kangaokar Honda's system does not use lasers, rather the millimeter wave radar and the camera.

@ashishkangaokar

8 жыл бұрын

+Engineering Explained ohh... thank you....

I wonder what would happen when two cars equipped with this system drive in the opposite directions on the same road. They're both sending the same radar waves and receiving each others'. Sounds like this could fool the systems into thinking there's going to be a crash and braking abruptly, potentially causing a real crash in the process.

@EngineeringExplained

8 жыл бұрын

+Kepe I actually asked them about this. They've certainly thought about it - the system has a way of ignoring information that isn't relevant, and only paying attention to the feedback that it determines to be useful. I don't understand the finer details, but essentially it has a way of basing its decisions purely on the waves that only it emits.

@yvrelna

8 жыл бұрын

+Kepe I don't know how ACC works, but knowing a little about electromagnetic waves, I presume that to solve this issue, the system would have to encode its own identifier in the signal so that it can filter out the ones that it doesn't emit. Encoding the signal can be done by modulating the wave according to a pseudo-random number generator seeded by the car's identifier. When the wave from other car interferes with your own signal, the system does some maths to filter out the waves that doesn't match the expected modulation as noise. Similar maths have been used in asynchronous CDMA systems to allow multiple mobile phones to transmit at the same time.

@BulletSpoung

8 жыл бұрын

+Engineering Explained - What would happen if you were using it near the ocean and it was windy?

My girlfriend just bought a 2016 Honda Accord Touring with all the available options on it, if you want to test out all these systems we live in LA and we would be more than happy to let you test it out! To keep things on topic I tried out the adaptive cruise control and it feels really weird to have a vehicle brake for you! Also I never had the balls to check to see if the collision warning system works or not, it always got too close for comfort for me to wait to see if the brakes will kick in, but the audible warning did come up.

@EngineeringExplained

8 жыл бұрын

+HaloToday I've tried them out on many different cars. :) I certainly wouldn't recommend testing out the CMBS haha, certainly something to leave to emergencies only, when it's totally unintentional.

@drink15

8 жыл бұрын

+HaloToday you could stack some cardboard boxes in a empty parking lot and see if you will hit them

Tell me what is used in bike ? Catalytic converter or muffler

@prashantdobriyal2479

8 жыл бұрын

orange

Just to be clear then, this will fit in my Honda?

@EngineeringExplained

8 жыл бұрын

+Jezza13rulz Confirmed.

I do miss my Lexus that has adaptive cruise control feature, it's a life saver.

@ak47suki242

8 жыл бұрын

+exit07 Should you be driving?

@exit07

8 жыл бұрын

+ak47suki242 it's a safety feature but I still have the control of the car

Subaru should get you to explain Eyesight and what it provides.

Is there a reason they chose 76GHz?

Never rely on this thing. I had the adapt cruise control on. i set it at 2 cars length. i was traveling at 70 mph in the middle length. Someone from the right lane cut in front of me. Normally, i dont need to brake because we both travel at the same speed. But because that car was close to me, the car probably thought i was about to hit something so it braked hard. luckily there was no car following me or i might get hit from the rear.

This is a piece of technology I can do without.

so what does this system do if you let off the gas to slowly come up behind someone, while there's ice/snow on the ground and it decides to brake harder than you want and you slide and hit someone?

@EngineeringExplained

8 жыл бұрын

+Elkhartboy So you're saying instead of braking you just stay off the gas and hit them? ABS is there to help you stop, but if the ground is icy you shouldn't be using cruise control.

@PizzaSl0nger91

8 жыл бұрын

+Engineering Explained I'm simply asking if the system could make you brake harder than intended. not really sure how I'd slow down with cruise control on....

My question is what happens if the car behind you slams into the back of you because the computer in your car decided to slow down? I'm not faulting Honda, it's a great safety system I just think it's such a race between auto manufacturers to have the latest and greatest that sometimes important things get overlooked. Also with so many features being automated in cars I think it leads to drivers being more relaxed thinking "I don't have to pay attention the car is" maybe a bit extreme but you get my drift. With all of these systems what happens if they need repaired out of warranty? I think people should consider that if they plan on keeping the car for a long time, and most mechanics won't be able to work on these systems forcing the owner to pay a lot more to go to the dealer. Again I'm NOT saying this is bad, only providing an objective view..

@EngineeringExplained

8 жыл бұрын

+James Karl If you get rear ended, that's the fault of the person behind you. They shouldn't follow so close that they end up in a wreck. They teach you this when you first learn to drive (don't tailgate).

would it stop the car completely if the car in front came to a complete stop? thx

@EngineeringExplained

8 жыл бұрын

+robert In an ideal scenario yes.

@robertktw

8 жыл бұрын

is it because of impulse? to lengthen the time and increase safety of occupants, mfg would rather let crumble zones to absorb some of the forces during collision? im more worried abt the paint job and potential frame work tho :\

I wonder how a loop of these cars would drive together in a loop.

IS it better than tesla's Autopilot system ? ( auto braking , collision detection etc)

@DeDeetz

8 жыл бұрын

No

@EngineeringExplained

8 жыл бұрын

+Jaheel Frederick As far as the adaptive cruise control is concerned, Tesla uses a lot of the same tech. They have other unique features however like changing lanes and reading speed limit signs.

honda wizardry

would be really nice wen someone uses it in a restomod or donk build (gotta love technology) they simply sayin we dumb cant drive.......

I know that the auto braking is a great safety feature, i still don't want it. it just feeling like there is control being taken away. Also, what if you want to ram the person in front of you.

@3248934

8 жыл бұрын

+TomorrowsTech Exactly, in an emegency situation you could need to ram something and the system won't let you. Also it could fail and cause you to forcefully brake at highway speeds causing a huge crash from behind. I hope it has a radar on the back too so it can avoid the situation.

@guttagutta420

6 жыл бұрын

Yes, it is able to be disabled. All the Honda sense features are.

Autonomous cars indeed. They'll become so expensive with all this technology we won't be able to afford or fix them, and they'll wind up driving themselves with no passengers.

could you screw with the system with radar jammers and make people crash?

@EngineeringExplained

8 жыл бұрын

+Thee1Muffin This assumes the drivers is paying zero attention in the event that the system stops working. You still have to be alert, folks!

@Thee1Muffin

8 жыл бұрын

+Engineering Explained so that's a yes...

@EngineeringExplained

8 жыл бұрын

+Thee1Muffin I have no idea honestly. I would imagine it's not very simple.

@Thee1Muffin

8 жыл бұрын

+Engineering Explained sounds good. your awesome man. keep up the awesome videos.

While this is neat and probably will save lives, it's also the kind of thing that can only perpetuate irresponsible, unfocused driving.

future mike just came back and said irradiating the passengers in front of you wont turn out well :(

@EngineeringExplained

8 жыл бұрын

+Mike Jackson Present Mike should try to avoid sunlight.

I find people get pissed off at me when I use this on the highway. The brakes come on so often and everyone ends up passing me. People are such assholes on the roads these days. Everyone wants to drive over 85-90 now on the souther highways. When I'm getting passed while driving 84 MPH just because my ACC brakes come on too many times for slower drivers ahead of me there's a problem

adaptive cruise control & blind spot monitoring: infuriating radar detector users everywhere. thanks obama.

@frednewman2162

8 жыл бұрын

+Michael Porcelli wonder if we could make a case in court, that all those differing radar waves have an adverse affect on police radar units credibility? That's probably only wishful thinking! lol

@HB-ps6rn

8 жыл бұрын

+Fred Newman Although its a good idea I would imagine that it would need to be the same frequency and wavelength that the police radar detector is receiving from in order to cause any disruption.

I can see gamma rays.

Edmunds doesn't think highly of Honda's system.

All my friends use *Cruise (Script) Control (linear)*. Noow... used to. . never a slightly change !!! Newsweeks Song bot not e ven a change,never!!!

Adaptive cruise control is the most annoying feature I've ever experienced on a car so far. I wish I could remove it from our Ford Explorer. It promotes distracted driving because you don't have to pay attention like you used to.

@EngineeringExplained

8 жыл бұрын

+Ryan Kneeshaw Most (if not all) allow you to use regular cruise control as well. Also, if you're super keen on paying attention, don't use cruise control...

@rkneeshaw

8 жыл бұрын

Engineering Explained Touche! Sadly my wife's explorer is either adaptive on, or no cruise control at all. I do like to use the traditional cruise control so I am not unintentionally speeding up/slowing down, which is a pet peeve of mine. I think the world will soon be split between two types of drivers: point a-to-b people that would rather sit back and let a machine do it for them, or the passionate enthusiast who truly enjoys the experience of getting from point a-to-b.

I wonder if you could have a manual transmission in an electric car? Get back to me.

All I remember is HONDA

Nick obvious orange

Dead DWTs (Driving While Texting) be like, "duuuuuuuude!"

They should make the cars stop completely

Are u my husband ?

that's super boring xD but at least you got money for this video, so here is my click to make them think people watch it

"How Adaptive Cruise Control *Works*" The systems actually work? He must be referring to non-German cars, then.

@fricktion184

8 жыл бұрын

+Unbearable Pain Do they not work in Germany then?

@papayaman123

8 жыл бұрын

+Fricktion No he meant german automakers make shitty adaptive cruise controls which don't work.

@fricktion184

8 жыл бұрын

PapayaMan Oh! Okay that makes sense thanks man.

@papayaman123

8 жыл бұрын

Fricktion lol just to be clear OP's view not mine, I never used one, just heard about them

@fricktion184

8 жыл бұрын

PapayaMan OP? Do we have a redditor in here? :P