Whiteboard Wednesday - Introduction to ADAS with a Real-Life Example

In this week’s Whiteboard Wednesday, Marc Greenberg, walks us through a typical ADAS system architecture and then provides a real-life testimonial on the value of these systems.
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[@mitamajumder6375]

Which programming language is used for the fusion of sensor data?

[@cold_jay]

Great explanation. Thank you.
And I agree, the ADAS in your wife's car saved the life of that dumba** driver.

[@RwP223]

Even a dumb system like brake assist is amazing for us human computer that drive cars.

[@krishnareddy7586]

When communication is happening within the same ECU. Why we need ethernet. Whatever you explained are all those part of same ECU.