Automated lighting first for Mercedes E Class
Hella's high-beam assistant, which uses a camera to spot oncoming vehicles and those in front and then adapts the beam so as not to dazzle them, gets its first outing
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Headlight lens technology
adapted for camera systems
The company behind the free form lenses used in the Cadillac
Escalade LEDs turns its attention to miniature camera lenses
for use in driver assistance systems
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Hella fits first LEDs as
headlights on an SUV
It's claiming a world-first with the fitting of arrays on the
Cadillac Escalade Platinum
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C-Class taillights give
aerodynamic boost
Mercedes' new vehicle has clever ventilation built into the
rear light clusters
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Light detectors adjust LCDs
for driver comfort
Osram Opto Sensors says its new device matches the human perception
of light conditions to tune dashboard illumination
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First car with adaptive
lights
Hella claims the intelligent light system (ILS) it helped to
develop for the new Mercedes Benz E-Class features the world's
first adaptive headlamps.
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Automotive Lighting with
active infrared modules
Automotive Lighting, in close co-operation with Mercedes-Benz,
has developed the world´s first active infrared lighting
system for the new S-Class. The new technology allows for
permanent driving with (for humans) invisible high beam lights
without ever blending even thick oncoming traffic.
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First compact car with
bendy lights
The new Opel/Vauxhall Astra is the first vehicle in the compact
segment that can be equipped with AFL technology (Adaptive
Forward Lighting).
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