Testing automatic brakes at Nihon Denki

Testing automatic brakes at Nihon Denki

On the 7th, Nihon Denki, in collaboration with the Japan Automobile Research Institute (JARI), held the "ADAS Technology Techno Fair" at the JARI Jori Test Center in Jori-machi, Ibaraki Prefecture. On the 7th, the test course was used for demonstrations of advanced driver assistance system (ADAS) testing equipment. Euro NCAP plans to add tests that assume complex situations after 2020. Euro NCAP plans to add tests that assume complex situations after 2020, aiming to further improve the safety of automated driving. The number of users of the center is increasing due to the growing interest in ADAS. On the other hand, the lack of permanent testing equipment has been an issue. The center will be equipped with multiple testing devices. Mr. Tanfeng Liu, President of Nihon Denshi, considers ADAS to be an important project and plans to actively hold the fair in the future. The JARI Jori Test Center in Jori-machi, Ibaraki Prefecture, November 7, 2019; Credit: Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun / Kyodo News Images

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