Video - 12 January 2017

Euro NCAP Demonstration: Pedestrian Autonomous Emergency Braking

Euro NCAP footage of Pedestrian Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB) testing. Thatcham Research estimates that AEB systems have the potential to save 1,100 lives and prevent more than 120,000 injuries over the next ten years.

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Thatcham's Crash Laboratory is the only official UK crash testing centre for consumer safety body Euro NCAP and are viewed as a centre of excellence when it comes to active vehicle safety, particularly the evaluation of new Advanced Driver Assist Systems (ADAS) which provide the foundation for future vehicle autonomy.

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