Honda's Collision Mitigation Braking System - POV Test Drive (Binaural Audio)
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- After spending a day at Honda R&D, it was pretty cool to be able to test out Honda's Collision Mitigation Braking System first hand in a controlled environment. The system is designed to help reduce the likelihood of a potential collision by alerting the driver and then, if necessary, applying the brakes if a collision is determined to be unavoidable.
Depending on the circumstances, CMBS may not go through all the alert stages before initiating the last stage (of collision mitigation). CMBS cannot detect all objects ahead and may not detect a given object; accuracy will vary based on weather, speed and other factors. System operation can be affected by high interior heat. The driver remains responsible for safely operating vehicle and avoiding collisions. Basically, don't go test this on your friends...or enemies.
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I have a 2018 CR-V. A chip bag flew in front of my car and the mitigation system forced a hard break from 45 to 20. Definitely gave me and my passengers some whiplash.
LMAO
This is the issue with all these technologies. It will take a while to really get them right. Tesla thinks they can have full self-driving in 2020....Complete bull
Omg lol wtf
@@THEGAMINGHELP101 yeah, i completely agree
well atleast it works...sorta
I find all of these "driver assist" and "collision avoidance" features AMAZING!!! it must be a strange sensation to have your foot still on the accelerator depressing it, and have the vehicle brake for you to a complete stop. Crazy stuff!!!
It is, it happened to me today and it was very cool
@@benjamin4321 wow!!!! That's awesome!!! Yeah recently I was out in a rental car while mine was being repaired and it had all the cool drive assist options and I was like amazed by the fact it would keep me in my own lane, and take action if I didn't (I tested it vigorously) and was impressively on point 99% of the time. Come time to give it back and pickup my car I was like Nooooo I want to keep it!!!! LOL but it is truly amazing technology hopefully that will continue to save lives in the event of an emergency!!!!
@@benjamin4321 also, with the lane departure feature, I was surprised at how much a crossed lane lines or cut them short, the dam car dings every time you go out of the lane or a road line. It definitely improved my awareness and helped me correct it.
it sucks
This feature saved me today. Thank you Honda.
The robot is literally the "ight imma head out" meme
I have a CR-V and this braking system saved me from hitting a car 2 times till now. Great feature to have.
Same here. I have a 2017 & it saved my ass 2 times 💀
this is nothing to brag about lol
@@ROrneli womp womp
I have it on CRV hybrid in 2024. This feature cause me hit from behind twice
It is a MITIGATION system. Meaning it will try to avoid the collision if it can. If it can't, it will at least start braking to MITIGATE the severity of the accident. Would you rather hit someone at 40 or 15?
fóréīgñ ídìōt 😌 hope you get hit
40 sounds more fun
HIT THAT NOOB!
you sound old
Preferably...NOT AT ALL!
Wow! The Honda guy didn’t really want to give the beans on any information about it. Kind of embarrassing because he’s a smart guy, he knows the answers, but doesn’t say because it makes Honda look bad.
The technology is rapidly progressing. What is being designed in the labs today may become standard tomorrow. I'm sure they have more intelligent systems being designed right now, but they aren't at liberty to say since they don't know what is polished for consumer use and what is still on the drawing board.
Great video, but seems odd the Honda Rep. didn't know, or didn't want to reveal, the top speed that the system will work with. I'm guessing 20 mph is the max.
Steve Calitri. Ppl don’t usually walk in front of you at 55+ mph. It’s prbly just like city spds you know. Like 20 max yeah.
yeah. The cruise control on a car normally works only at above 20mph. That means this safety system stops working when cruise control is on?
James B I wouldn’t know
there were tests in this video at 30mph 3:22
@@MichaelFlatman It was Kmh not mph
Honda :stops real hard and fast
Back car: ah shit here we go again
Have a 2020 Acura. My start-up procedure consists of 1. Sit down, 2. Close door, 3. Check mirrors, 4. Shut off crash mitigation, traction control and Auto Stop-Start. Gotta love this damn tech that keeps driving up the cost of cars.
This system almost killed me yesterday 😂 I pulled out of a junction and due to the car letting me go it slammed the brakes on leaving me sitting in the middle of the junction with everyone shouting at me. Everytime I tried to move it would brake and say collision warning.
I left red faced and abit embarrassed as it was outside my house
I hate it sometimes that it also activates when it detects even tree shadows
wait a minute... I have the Honda sensing and I knew about the break mitigation, lane keep assist, and adaptive cruise control but it can see pedestrians too!?! that's sick, had no idea. My break mitigation has saved me a few times from other cars lol more than id like to admit.
Isn't it awesome ?!
I just findout today practically after driving for almost year 😂 I wasn’t expected that!
Is it better to keep it in normal distance or long?
Got a 2018 Odyssey, driving on a downhill at maybe 45 - 50mph, took off my foot on gas pedal and just let the van roll. Car in front was slower and van got very near of its rear. Van activated the auto break when it got probably a foot from the car's rear, the car behind me almost hit me though, good thing he was paying attention.... It works though.
What's most important would be the detection distance. Stopping distance will vary with conditions including environment, car load, speed, and break wear. Detection range will be a fixed value for the most part.
I own a 2020 Civic Sport model. I find the safety systems to be very adequate. But recommend them only as a last resort. Especially since I have noticed the system doesn't engaged until the very last second. Like if your in really bad visibility or night time driving. Also as another person mentioned in the comments anyone behind you will surely hit you if not paying attention themselves if you rely solely on the avoidance mitigation systems. That said I absolutely love my car. The system helped me out in a tight spot once on a Pennsylvania highway with torrential downpour. Visibility in the rain with full wiper motion was around 10ft. But the system could see a car in my lane in front of me that I couldn't.
To answer the question of what happens if the safety system is activated during heavy rainy conditions, I believe the system turns off the sensors if they are blocked by rain or after a couple of swipes from the windshield wipers. An alert on the dashboard should illuminate when the system has been disabled.
Good question
The system disengages basically when wipers are on full send. Atleast in my 18 accord , lane keep asisst and lane departure mitigation shut off when wipers are on full send
0:50
Pedestrian: saved from near certain death
5 seconds later*
Also pedestrian: ded*
Great, now i can take all the speed bumps in the school!
I own this civic - you can increase sensitivity of this system, so It can easily break earlier in higher speeds. Few times it saved me from crash in 50 kmh into standing car and one time on motorway in about 140 kmh into lane changing car (someone didnt use mirrors for sure)
How do you increase the sensitivity?
@@christopherspecht2660 in the car settings
They finally made a system to prevent the #hondabump!
My 2023 CRV manual says the system works starting from 3 mph (5 km/h) and until 18 mph (30 km/h) for left turns and until 62 mph (100 km/h) moving forward.
Why is the car Sonic Grey from the POV camera but Red from the outsidd view? 😐🤔🤔🤔
There are two cars....
r3poman671 they switched cars 🙄
Great video with smart and safe cars
Thanks to this system, I got rear ended. Thank you Honda.
Results ? Your fault or theirs ? Cause that’s exactly what I’m afraid of happening
not impresive at all with these speeds
Perfect for city streets or parking lots where people could be reasonably expected to walk out in front of you
Great question answered. Does it still work if you accelerate ❤️
one of the anti collision on a jeep saved me when I was on my bike, unatentive driver looking down coming fast. this system saves lives and should be mandatory on all cars.
I want the least amount of overriding of my control of my own vehicle so as long as I can turn it off thats fine but if not then i will buy an older car
@@David-tu9gj i mean sure , you should be able to turn it off as any adult with a license should , but it if it is determined that you had this system and you decided to turn it off and in a moment of inattentiveness killed someone that could had been saved with the system then the charges should be raised.,
@@ROrneli the charge would already be for hitting the person, do you think it should be illegal to not have these kinds of systems enabled?
I just experienced it I was amazing!
Great active safety tech. Now Honda just needs to add LED headlights to all CR-V trims and maybe introduce Ford's incredible blind spot mirrors.
Interior shots are from a late model Civic and the red vehicle shown is a late model CR-V. ???
That CR-V Honda is premium sound safety
I heard a lot of mixed reviews when it comes to the CMBS. I have a 2019 Accord sport 2.0 and the CMBS is toned down a lot. It let me hit a card board box at 25mph. I tested it at 10mph and also at 35mph. The box was big enough that the system could have applied the brakes and stop but it didn’t do anything but give an audible warning. So the system sees the box. The manual says the CMBS works between 3mph and 62mph. I adjusted the detection distances and the system in my 19 Accord does not work as Demonstrated in this video.
I think the system in the Honda is programmed to detect pedestrian figures because it doesn’t work with those kids plastic 12v cars. I hit that too at 5mph
I also previously owned a 2018 Camry for a year . The Camry applied the brakes before hitting the box. The Camry would not let me hit a closed garage door or the wall in the garage. However the Camry’s overall safety package was buggy and would always tell me to clean the sensor. It drove me crazy. Toyota said it worked but I was tired of the system throwing those yellow lights.
In the Camry I also experienced a complete brake lockup and the accelerator was disabled when I made a legal u-turn , another car rolled the stop sign and the system worked but I was stuck not able to accelerate for about 5 seconds. Scared me because other cars were coming. That’s when I traded for the 19’ Accord. Plus the Camry had that junk Entune radio and no Apple CarPlay.
Overall I am happy with the Accord 2.0 Sport. 10 speed auto and engine is smoothed as butter.
from what I understand with these systems, the radar/camera detects "moving" objects better than standstill objects.
@@rfunk727 I have a 2020 CRV Hybrid and tried the box thing. It was a large box and it just ran over it. dealer says there is nothing wrong with my car. I don't think my next car will be a Honda even though I really like the drivetrain on this car.
@@louisdegonzague1161 If you are looking for that much sensitivity, you need to go with latest mercedes cars. They even stop if something about to hit front lower bump of the car.
I hate to say this, but I'm very impressed with how Honda has started to regain some respect. Toyota currently seems like it's gone the route of adding bright red stitches, slapping on badges that say TRD PRO to their Camry and Avalon line up and asking $44k. They both are using 3.5 v6 and I can say from experience that Iv'e tested the Camry, Avalon and the Lexus es 350, which also happens to use the 3.5 v6 mated to the 8 speeds.
Honda a few years ago were very simple and made decent cars but now its good that they're trying to advance in technology a little bit...
3:03 asking the real question, thank you. I was wondering that too
They gotta start somewhere.
Thanks for the voice reveal (;
My mom just got the civic sport and i told her about it and yesterday I said “can you make the brake light come on”?And she didn’t hesitate but do it and it did it
Lol robots. I would like to see this in a real scenario, where you are driving in a metropolitan area, where a person dives between huge vehicles.
0:50 lets restart the server the game is lagging smh
Dude I want a Honda Civic when I grow up
*Si
It s nice car
Love and hate. It saved me a few days ago when someone pulled out and the car in front of me slammed on the brakes. At the same time I've had the system stop me hard or cause braking for no real reason
Neat tech. Give it a few years and rear end collisions will be rare
I wonder how it would react in bumper to bumper situations though. I think the hard part would be configuring the AI to know when it is an emergency situation and when it is just the driver driving aggressively.
Will it activate if you are in reverse? Like pulling out of a parking spot?
We have the car and went into a crash because of that self break feature.
Nobody:
Absolutely one one in the world:
The guy in the video: cool
Just a fancy word for brakes.
My insight auto braked yesterday and flashed the "brake" display but the warning chime came about 3 seconds after it stopped 🤣
Thanks...
My 2018 accord sport , saved me from an emergency braking situation, on the highway
The guy behind me rear ended me though.
this needs to be standard in every single modern car in america
you did not explain anything show how!
This almost caused me to get an accident last week! I was on the hwy when my civic slammed on breaks because a paper bag was blowing across the road. NOT SAFE!! I'm still shaken up!!
Love how the guy asked if it would kick in earlier if it was raining. If the system could kick in earlier it would no matter the circumstances.
Why test it at only 30 kmh? Should have done 100 to see what it's really capable of.
Mine sometimes it work and sometimes it doesn't......it didn't work when it was most needed and I got in an accident it was so weird that it work well it less dangerous situation and when i was going straight on green light and a car decided to make a left turn and I t bonned him to my surprise the braking did not activated at all
What happens if it falsely detects and the person behind doesn’t have this technology and can’t stop on time ?
Crunch. This is why you are always told to leave a gap in case the car ahead of you brakes.
That’s why I don’t trust these systems
At least With that you will not be at fault.
that's why you don't tailgating
This lame ass brake system caused an accident in our 2017 Aura MDX
What happened? Didn’t stop on time or stopped unnecessarily?
@Gabriel Mohan As a car was making a right hand turn in front of us, the front camera and sensors detected a small piece of their rear bumper and applied the brakes. It would not let us accelerate and stopped us as we were going forward since we had the green light still. A car from the rear then ran into the back of us since the car stopped almost in the middle of the intersection. Finally after 5 to 6 seconds the brake disengage and we could finally move.
Hope that makes sense lol. The other driver wanted to know why we would just stop in the intersection while he was going about 25MPH.
tctwg1 Damn. Did you talk to a Honda about the problem?
@Gabriel Mohan We took it in when it did the same thing on the highway about 7 months ago and they said it was working normal. They said to turn the feature off or turn down the sensitivity level lol. Now we just keep that feature off.
tctwg1 Were you at fault since the guy rear ended you? Or was it his fault? I think the new 10th gen Accord systems might be a bit better. Does yours have the older system?
Was this a Honda CR-V that you'll guys were testing in?
Wait why does the first one when I think you did the civic because the crv doesn’t have that interior and plus it showed silver mirrors not red so idk if you messed up or something but that’s a little weird
I have Honda vezel 2017 model I have same breaking system which you showed in your video but sometimes it is very dangerous when you are in traffic or on the motorway that system suddenly stops and you have huge chance of someone hitting from your back side so there is any possibility we will switch off that system please reply
I just realized this is happening on a runway 😂
my dad's 2019 honda crv has ever safety future
Nice. That will prevent your next lawsuit!
What Kind of car is this that you guys are in?
But what if you go camping and then a killer kills all you friends or family and you have this car and you want to get revenge on him but it stops
Is there a car exactly like this but with an actual key and not a push to start button
lx base model
Sreng Lim but that one doesn’t have a touch screen in the US, I found that the Canadian version has it
Does it automatically apply brakes when backing up to something?
Yes it actually does. My mom had a Honda and she was backing up into a trash can and it alerted, and braked for her. Technology is great these days
这辆车看起来也不错啊 没有廉价感
OnLy HY 思域啊，在街上都很普遍
Thanks to honda for installing that sensor so easy to steal, mine just got stolen!
Same sh!t happened in NJ in June 2020 on a large scale, several hundred CRV 's got robbed of the damn honda sensing "radar sensor" in a matter of couple weeks.
Because it's so easy to do without any special tools, they're able to rob 20 cars in literally 20min.
Unsuspecting owners will be greeted with multiple warnings:
Collision Mitigation Braking System Problem,
Road Departure/Mitigation System Problem,
Lane Keeping Assist System Problem,
Auto High-Beam Headlights Problem,
Adaptive Cruise Control Problem,
Brake System Problem.
Horrible design, Genuine Honda ignorance!
Do you mean they steal the sensors only or the whole car?
I have two customers hit by deer. The CMB did not work , deer were crossing. What went wrong ?
cool
Is this feature on all the Honda civics? What about the lx
Why is the sensor on the windshield not centered?
Ayo who finds it satisfying when these pov drivers steer the steering wheel
So if you apply the brake manually will that override, or short circuit the mitigation system
It’s a shotty system was on a high way switching lane with a rental then the stupid brakes activated out of no where
Wait, that’s not a real human I wanna see a real human try.. don’t you?
No, why would I want to see a real human be put in a situation where they could easily die?
Is this feature on the Civic?
Does the system works when you drive as usual without having any mode activated or it works only if you have ACC and LKAS enabled?
The system is always on. Unless you go into the settings and manually turn them off...and they will turn on again after you restart the car. So...its always on.
Cooool!
First person : gray car
Third person : red car
Nice :)
Is there's a way to remove this? Is annoying sometimes, I switching lane and sometimes it stops, sometimes I'm not even close to a car and stops this can also cause you an accident, I feel like the day I really going to need to car to stop it won't stop at all.
my friend got hit by a car the same way and they were going 40 mph, this isnt that impressive
How do you turn that off? Definitely not a good idea to keep on.
Is the suv honda in this video called vezel?
Does this work of a deer or a car suddenly appear in front of you? If so, I'd expect this to work around 45-55mph speed.
I was on 90 km/hr and it worked.
I have a Toyota
Huh then I wonder why I got in an accident and the system didn’t even try to stop and it was on
So how does this work in winter for northerners?
@Anton Zuykov I really don't see how this shit is useful unless you only live in urbsn settings.
@@remissiveslave If you ever watch truck dashcam videos on trucks with collision avoidance systems, they constantly go off while overtaking cyclists. They're a good idea, but often poorly implemented.
@@remissiveslave in a rural setting, the car will apply the brakes and slow down before you hit the deer.
How do you set it!! Geez
Do I have to engage it on my 2021 Civic EX? I recently backed into a concrete cigarette structure while backing up slowly so I don't know if there is any reverse driving protection.Minor damage.
There is. I was backing up into my garage one day and it activated, avoiding a hit.
This shit dangerous car in another lane on coming traffic was just close on local road and it engaged hard thought car was gonna flip
does this apply to Honda pilot touring 2017 ?
Does this damage your car ?
Note : Canadian models.
I would like to test my honda sensing in my 2018 ridgeline. How can I test this without testing it on my gf? I mean I asked her if I can test it on her but she declined with a slap to my shoulder. (Lol) Seriously though will anything work?
First test with walking pedestrian in totally empty (controlled) parking lot is irelevant.
is this feature turned on by default? If not how do I make sure it is turned on?
It’s on by default if your car has Honda Sensing
You can turn it on through setting.
LMFAO I thought that was a real person
I have a 2019 Honda CRV and I was going about 45 MPH when my car broke hard for NO REASON! There was nothing in front of me and came to a dead stop. Luckily there was no one behind me or I would have been hit from behind. No way to turn this system off permanently but you can turn it off every time you get in the car. Never buying another car with this system. So dangerous.
If this happens again, briefly press the accelerator to the floor. That should override CMBS.