Automatic braking system with proximity detection to a preceding

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364460, 36442405, 303101, 340903, 180170, B60T 832

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052787648

ABSTRACT:
An automatic braking system for a vehicle is provided. This system includes generally a speed sensor for monitoring speed of the vehicle and a distance sensor for monitoring a distance between the vehicle and the preceding vehicle. The system determines a marginal time required for the vehicle to collide with the preceding vehicle based on speed relative to the preceding vehicle and the distance to the preceding vehicle to automatically actuate a brake when the marginal time is shorter than a preselected marginal time.

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