What is AEB (autonomous emergency braking)?
AEB (automatic emergency braking, also referred to as automatic emergency braking) is an ADAS feature that scans the road ahead for hazards and obstacles. If the AEB system detects an imminent collision, it can flash warnings to the driver and hit the brakes to avoid a crash or reduce its severity.
Learn more about automatic emergency braking and how it works
Related glossary terms
ADAS - advanced driver-assistance systemADAS (advanced driver-assistance system) is an umbrella term for modern driving and safety features that use cameras, sensors and computers.ABS - Anti-Lock Braking SystemABS (anti-lock braking system) is a system that feathers the brakes when you press the pedal hard.Pedestrian detectionPedestrian detection is an active safety system in cars. It uses advanced sensors to detect people near the car, and some systems can even trigger the auto emergency braking function if it detects that you're going to collide with a pedestrian.