ESSGOO ADAS 1080P Dash Cam For Android Car Stereo With Night Vision, LDWS, FCWS, FVAM, Loop Recording

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ESSGOO SKU: G050004401

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Style: 1080P

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Specifications:

● Waterproof Class:ip 66
● AGC:Auto
● BLC:Auto
● White Balance:Auto
● Effective Pixels : 1920*1080P
● Working Power (DCV):12V
● Type: ADAS Dash Cam

 

Main Feature Of ESSGOO ADAS Dash Cam:

● ADAS Make Driving Safer:Advanced Driving Alarm Systems (LDWS/ FCWS) , it is useful alarm systems to keep your driving safer.


>> Lane Departure Warning System (LDWS)
The LDWS will alert the driver when the vehicle goes off lane in a speed over 50 km/h.


>> Forward Collision Warning System (FCWS)
Accidents can be avoided by maintaining a safe following distance. Road Safety Warning System in the calculates the real-time distance between your vehicle and the vehicle in front of you, while driving above 30 km/h in expressways or under 30 km/h in a busy city, and issues a 3-level early warning to the driver depending on the danger of collision.

● Loop recording:New recordings will automatically overwrite oldest recordings when the memory card is full, yet locked videos will be safe from being overwritten.

● 170 °A+ high resolution super wide angle lens,It covers a much wider range of sight giving additional details to the video, provides you important and reliable evidence.

 

ADAS Driving Warning

 

Connect to USB - Plug and Play

you can watch videos on the radio by connecting USB, Easy to connect and easy to watch

NOTE：
ADAS: Advanced Driver Assistant System, referred to as ADAS, is to use various sensors installed on the car to collect environmental data inside and outside the car at the first time, and to identify and detect static and dynamic objects. Active safety technologies such as tracking and tracking can allow drivers to detect possible dangers at the fastest time to attract attention and improve safety. The sensors used in ADAS mainly include cameras, radar, laser and ultrasonic, which can detect light, heat, pressure or other variables used to monitor the state of the car, usually located in the front and rear bumpers, side mirrors, inside the steering column or windshield of the vehicle. on glass. Early ADAS technology was mainly based on passive alarms. When the vehicle detected a potential danger, it would issue an alarm to remind the driver to pay attention to abnormal vehicle or road conditions.