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All Continental press pictures for the IAA Cars 2017 regarding the topic: Automated Driving.

MK 100-basierten Hydraulic Brake Extension — The MK C1 for highly automated driving has a redundant fallback-level by combining it with a MK 100 based Hydraulic Brake Extension.
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By combining the MK C1 with a MK 100 based Hydraulic Brake Extension — By combining the MK C1 with a MK 100 based Hydraulic Brake Extension, redundant braking systems for highly automated driving can be installed with minimum effort.

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MKC1 — With the MK C1, the brake actuation feature, the brake booster and the control systems are combined into a module.
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5th generation camera — The modular, scalable, and interlinked new camera platform performs all camera tasks and caters to every vehicle architecture.
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Deep-learning algorithms — Deep-learning algorithms are going to optimize visual object detection and human–machine dialog in the future.
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MFC500 — In addition to classic computer vision procedures, the MFC 500 also uses neural networks This allows to control complex situations in road traffic, such as crossing situations with approaching lateral traffic.
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CUbe - Continental is using its corporate expertise in automation — Continental is using its corporate expertise in automation, new mobility concepts, and electrification to develop solutions for the urban transport of the future.
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The future of individual mobility in cities — The future of individual mobility in cities is autonomous and electric, and it will become part of the shared economy.
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CUbE is already testing at the Frankfurt site — With the CUbE Continental develops technologies for driverless vehicles and is already testing them at the Frankfurt site.
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CUbE - Driverles vehicles — Driverles vehicles offer a smart solution to meet the challenges of urban mobility.
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When the Cruising Chauffeur is activated, the data from vehicle surroundings sensors such as cameras, radar and LiDAR are analyzed in a central control unit known as the Assisted & Automated Driving Control Unit (ADCU).
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The Cruising Chauffeur function gives vehicles the ability to take over the driving task on highways in accordance with the national traffic regulations.
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With an Interior Camera the Driver Anaylzer is able to detect the driver's gaze pattern and draw conclusions regarding their state of attentiveness.
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Thanks to an interior camera the vehicle develops an artificial empathy for the driver.
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Cruising Chauffeur: Automated driving for highway/freeway environments, including handling of traffic jams and stop-and-go traffic
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CUbE — With the CUbE Continental develops technologies for driverless vehicles and is already testing them at the company premises in Frankfurt.
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Frank Jourdan and Gilbert Gagnaire — Frank Jourdan (right), Member of the Executive Board of Continental AG and Head of the Chassis & Safety Division and Gilbert Gagnaire (left), CEO of EasyMile SAS during a location visit in Toulouse, France.
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Trained Parking — The Trained Parking function records and stores the sequence of a parking procedure. When the procedure is to be repeated, at the touch of a button, the vehicle independently performs the previously learned parking procedure.
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Continental uses sensors already available in the vehicle — For the Trained Parking function, Continental uses sensors already available in the vehicle, such as cameras and radars, to detect the surroundings.
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Independently perform parking — Once they have been learned, the vehicle can independently perform parking procedures at the touch of a button.
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Parking at the touch of a button. — Trained Parking: Parking at the touch of a button.
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Nikolai Setzer, Member of the Executive Board of Continental and Head of Tire Division
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Automated driving will provide an important contribution to making life easier for the driver, and to creating a more efficient overall traffic flow, with fewer critical situations or accidents.
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Frank Jourdan, Member of the Executive Board of Continental AG and Head of the Chassis & Safety Division.
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Karl Haupt, Head of Business Unit Advanced Driver Assistance Systems, Chassis & Safety Division.
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Continental drives forward automated driving and is developing intelligent technologies that take over more and more driving functions – as long as the driver wants them to. The advantage: increased safety, more comfort, more convenience, and more efficiency.
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Since 2014 Continental tests automated driving on public roads in Japan. Such tests are vital in ensuring that vehicle manufacturers can gradually bring this technology - adapted to specific local requirements - into series production.
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Automated driving will provide an important contribution to making life easier for the driver, and to creating a more efficient overall traffic flow, with fewer critical situations or accidents.
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The Cruising Chauffeur function gives vehicles the ability to take over the driving task on highways in accordance with the national traffic regulations.
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With the CUbE Continental develops technologies for driverless vehicles and is already testing them at the Frankfurt site.
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The Trained Parking function records and stores the sequence of a parking procedure. When the procedure is to be repeated, at the touch of a button, the vehicle independently performs the previously learned parking procedure.
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