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Yes and no. I believe this technology is an extension of selective darkening headlights. Essentially, a camera system can detect surrounding vehicles and selec
by SkyPuncher 4y ago
Yes and no. I believe this technology is an extension of selective darkening headlights.
Essentially, a camera system can detect surrounding vehicles and selectively darken the lighting around them. It means you could effectively always run your high-beams since the vehicles around you won't be blinded.
- kube-system 4y agoThat’s a much better use of this technology, because it actually exhibits better performance than the technology it replaces.
- elf25 4y ago'79 Lincoln TownCar did that with a single photocell, worked about 80% of the time. The tech is there and it's not expensive and I'd say could easily be improved with multiple low cost sensors.
- kube-system 4y agoThe selective dimming they're referring to is variable in beam pattern, rather than the boolean high/low beam pattern of traditional vehicles.