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La Tecnología de Seguridad en Vehículos (V … La Tecnología de Seguridad en Vehículos (VST, Vehicle safety technology por sus siglas en inglés) en la industria automotriz hace referencia a una tecnología en específico denominada Sistemas de Asistencia al Conductor Avanzado (Advanced driver assistance systems) desarrollada para garantizar la seguridad y protección de los automóviles y pasajeros. El término abarca una amplia gama de proyectos y dispositivos en el mundo automotriz. Notables ejemplos incluyen dispositivos de comunicación vehículo-computadora los cuales utilizan funciones de seguimientdo de sistemas de posicionamiento global GPS, capacidad de geo-cercas, sensores de velocidad a distancia, antirrobo, mitigación de daños y comunicación vehículo-vehículo.de daños y comunicación vehículo-vehículo.
, Vehicle safety technology (VST) in the aut … Vehicle safety technology (VST) in the automotive industry refers to the special technology developed to ensure the safety and security of automobiles and their passengers. The term encompasses a broad umbrella of projects and devices within the automotive world. Notable examples of VST include geo-fencing capabilities, remote speed sensing, theft deterrence, damage mitigation, vehicle-to-vehicle communication, and car-to-computer communication devices which use GPS tracking. Examples of VST were first implemented in the 20th century, when they were introduced by the automobile industry in response to legislators' efforts to reduce the number of road accidents. Early examples of VST included safety glass, four-wheel hydraulic brakes, seat belts, and padded dashboards. In 1934, General Motors began a scientific approach to vehicle safety by conducting the first crash barrier test. Gradually, existing systems were stabilized, followed by the introduction of disc brakes and anti-lock braking systems. High-tech safety systems were first introduced in 1995 with Electronic Stability Control (ESC). Lane departure warning systems were introduced in the year 1999, and radar assisted adaptive cruise control was introduced in 2005. However, these technologies are not standard inclusions in all vehicles.e not standard inclusions in all vehicles.
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, Vehicle safety technology (VST) in the aut … Vehicle safety technology (VST) in the automotive industry refers to the special technology developed to ensure the safety and security of automobiles and their passengers. The term encompasses a broad umbrella of projects and devices within the automotive world. Notable examples of VST include geo-fencing capabilities, remote speed sensing, theft deterrence, damage mitigation, vehicle-to-vehicle communication, and car-to-computer communication devices which use GPS tracking.munication devices which use GPS tracking.
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