Blind Spot and Cross Path Detection Applications


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2024-07-17

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Blind Spot and Cross Path Detection Applications

Microbrain Blind Spot and Cross-path Detection System uses 77~79GHz millimeter wave radar to warn drivers if cars or pedestrians get too close. It can avoid potential accidents for car, truck, motorcycle and other vehicles.

Below could see functions & applications for typical radar models:


CAR-A60-1 (Click for More) 
Function: Front/rear blind spot obstacle detection 
Detection Distance: 40m max 
Speed Limited: ±60 km/h 
Major Vehicles: Low/middle speed vehicles like mine truck, engineer truck, golf cart, coach car, park car, forklift.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CAR-B15 (Click for More) 
Function: Left/right blind spot detection 
Detection Distance: ±7m horizontal, 0.2~10m vertical 
Speed Limited: ±75 km/h 
Parts included: Alarm buzzer, Alarm indicator 
Major Vehicles: Low/middle speed oversized vehicles like bus, slag truck, oil tank truck.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CAR-B30 (Click for More) 
Function: Lane change assist (LCA); Blind spot detection (BSD) 
Installed Place: In the middle of car rear 
Detection Distance: 50m max 
Speed Limited: ±200 km/h 
Parts included: Alarm buzzer, Alarm indicator 
Major Applied Vehicles: Lane change assist for various car

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CAR-B53-1 (Click for More) 
Function: Lane change assist (LCA); Blind spot detection (BSD) 
Installed Place: On the right/left side of car rear (2pcs in total) 
Detection Distance: 50m max 
Speed Limited: ±200 km/h 
Parts included: Alarm buzzer, Alarm indicator 
Major Applied Vehicles: Lane change assist for various car

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

BOT-B30 (Click for More) 
Function: Motorcycle blind spot detection 
Detection Distance: 50m 
Speed Limited: ±200 km/h 
Parts included: Alarm buzzer, Alarm indicator 
Applied Vehicles: Motorcycle

 

You could click Microbrain website for more product introduction about the blind spot and cross-path detection radars.
 

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