Toyota's Safety Sense Development: A Retrospective Look
Toyota shares insights on the evolution of its safety features, including automatic emergency braking and adaptive cruise control, in a recent retrospective. Engineers aimed to balance advanced safety with affordability, paving the way for future enhancements.
Toyota has released a three-part retrospective on the development and rollout of its advanced safety features between 2010 and 2015. The latest article, published on June 24, highlights how Toyota engineers balanced advanced safety functionality with affordability to create systems like automatic emergency braking and adaptive cruise control. Derek Caveney, a senior executive engineer at Toyota Motors North America, mentioned plans to enhance crash protection in the future.
Another article from earlier in June discussed Toyota's transition from passive to active safety, showcasing the evolution of safety features in vehicles like the Prius. With the increasing prevalence of active safety systems like TSS, collision repair professionals are facing new challenges in recalibration and repair work due to the growing number of sensor-equipped vehicles.
According to the source: Collision Repair Mag.
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