General Motors quietly rolled out the first practical and cost-effective
single-camera vision system for crash avoidance in passenger cars with
its GMC Terrain. In the future the technology could be used for
automated vehicles, but here's what it does today: Mounted behind the
rear
view mirror, the system watches the world much as humans
do, detecting shapes and their positions relative to the car. With
visual information taken in from a 37-degree field, the system warns the user of possible collisions and unintentional lane departures
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