FCM

Updated: January 5, 2025

Definition

Front Camera Module (FCM) is a vision-based sensor system that provides input for advanced driver assistance features like automatic emergency braking and lane keeping assistance.

Category: Active Safety Systems

Electronic systems that actively monitor and intervene to enhance vehicle safety

The Front Camera Module uses computer vision and image processing to detect vehicles, pedestrians, lane markings, and road signs, enabling various driver assistance and safety features through sophisticated software analysis.

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