What does DAS stand for?

Driver Assistance System

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Information technology (IT) and computers
Military and Government
Science, medicine, engineering, etc.

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Byline: Maurice Glover ADVANCED driver assistance systems have given extra off-road capabilities to one of the most rugged vehicles in the world.

Toyota goes techno

The S-Class' traditionally exemplary standard of safety is further enhanced by a unique combination of innovative camera and radar-based driver assistance systems which turn the luxury saloon into an 'intelligent' partner on the road," said Al Haddad Motors general manager Dr Ulf Ausprung.

The Mercedes that can 'see' danger..

A section is dedicated to the use of rapid system prototyping in automotive and industrial applications such as driver assistance systems and FlexRay configurations.

Rapid system prototyping; proceedings

Known as an Advanced Driver Assistance System, it is being developed by leading satnav company TomTom and Navteq, a mapping company owned by phone giant Nokia.

Latest back seat driver is a sat nag

The latest A4 has a standard ESP brake system with brake assist and there are optional driver assistance systems.

Audi A4 gets five stars for passing crash safety test

The latest A4 has a standard ESP brake system with brake assist and there are optional driver assistance systems that were previously available only in Audi's luxury-class models.

drivelines: Safety first

The increasing use of electronic driver assistance systems is being credited with reducing accidents and stress among UK drivers.

Electronic systems that help safety

Advanced driver assistance systems, which monitor speed and proximity of other vehicles and objects, are being developed by several car-makers, and are part of a trend towards computer guided and fully automated driving.

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