Shubham Ojha's video: Difference between Active and Passive safety system

Active safety system An active safety system works to prevent an accident. These systems always stay active while you drive, and continuously work to keep you from getting into an accident. Most active safety features are electronic and controlled by a computer. They include traction control, electronic stability control, and braking systems. These also include advanced driver assist systems that use sensors such as forward collision warning and lane departure warning, along with adaptive cruise control. Passive safety system A passive safety feature is a system that does not do any work until it is called to action. These features become active during an accident, and work to minimize damage and reduce the risk of injury during the time of impact. These systems are seat belts, air bags, and the construction of the vehicle. These devices automatically deploy when the car gets into a crash. After 2020 ADAS advance driving assistance system is increasing by 40% in cars. So there is Lot of change in active and passive safety system for ADAS system. Active ADAS safety system are those which control your cars such as. Automatic emergency braking, Adaptive cruise control, lane keep assist system, lane Centring system, traffic jam assist, hills assist system. Passive ADAS system are those which are call for action with alerting driver before hand.such as, Lane departure system, forward collision system, driver fatigue system, night vision system, predictive steering. For ADAS system we have new ECU telematic control unit. Be a Part of our Community on FaceBook :- https://www.facebook.com/tntcarss/ Instagam :- https://bit.ly/instagramtntcars Twitter :- https://twitter.com/torqueandturbo Ask Your Question Directly On Telegram :- https://bit.ly/Telegramtnt Whatsapp :- https://bit.ly/whatsaaptnt Team TNT Editor :- Arvind Prasad https://www.instagram.com/arvind__prasad/?hl=en