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ACC

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Adaptive Cruise Control

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ADDW

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Advanced Driver Distraction Warning

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ADS

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Automated driving system

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ALKS

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Automated lane keeping system

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AS

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Active safety

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ASIL

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Automtive Safety Integrity Level

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BLIS

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Blindspot information system

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CAL

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Cybersecurity assurance level

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CCB

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Change certification board

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CPU

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Central Processing Unit

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CSA

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Curve Speed Adaptation

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CR

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Confirmation review

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CSD

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Centerstack display

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CTA

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Cross traffic alert - Active Safety function that warns for crossing and oncoming traffic from rear while in reverse gear. The warning is audioable in the left or rear speaker complemented with warning notification in the CSD. Function warns for vehicles, bicyclists and pedestians.

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DDT

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Dynamic driving task - all of the real-time operational and tactical functions required to operate a vehicle in on-road traffic, excluding the strategic functions such as trip scheduling and selection of destinations and waypoints

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DHU

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Display head unit

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DIM

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Driver information module

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DMC

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Driver monitoring camera

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DMS

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Driver monitoring system: To make sure the driver is available (att ta över kontroll över ratten under AD), we have a DMS which is a system based on cameras which can detect driver behaviors such as the drivers’ gaze direction, eye blinking frequency, head- or body movement. In addition to the cameras, the system also uses sensors to detect if the driver is present in the driver seat and the seatbelt is buckled. The system also includes a capacitive sensor on the steering wheel which is capable of detecting if the driver is holding the steering wheel or not. This is used to make sure the driver is holding the steering wheel when taking over vehicle control, and to inform the driver of which mode they are in.

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DSSAD

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Data storage system for automated driving

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DVM

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Design verifaction method

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ECU

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Electrical control unit - is an embedded system in automotive electronics that controls one or more of the electrical systems or subsystems in a car or other motor vehicle

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EM

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Emergency manouvre

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FCR

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First customer release

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FCW
Forward collision warning
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GUI
Graphical user interface
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HIL
Hardware in the loop
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HE
Hazardous event
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Homologation
Vehicle homologation refers to the process of certifying that a vehicle complies with the necessary technical and legal requirements to be deemed roadworthy and safe for public use. These requirements encompass a wide range of aspects, including safety features, emissions, performance, and construction standards (är en mer formell process där en produkt testas och godkänns av en officiell myndighet för att användas inom ett specifikt område eller marknad, ofta med fokus på fordon och deras komponenter)
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HPA
High performance processor A
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iCUP
Infotainment and Connectivity Unit Program
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ISA
Intelligent speed assist
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J1
Job 1 - a terminology for the process itself
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LCA
Lane change assist
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LCP
Lane change procedure
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LKA
Lane keeping aid/assist - en funktion som på liknande sätt som pilot assist kan hjälpa till att i vissa situationer reducera risken för att bilen oavsiktligt lämnar eget körfält
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LDW
Lane departure warning - warns drivers when they are leaving their lane unexpectedly
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LIDAR
Light detection and ranging - är ett optiskt mätinstrument som mäter egenskaper hos reflekterat ljus för att finna avståndet till och/eller andra egenskaper hos ett avlägset föremål
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sLKA
Safety lane keeping aid
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LSCA
Low speed collision avoidance
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LVC
Longitudinal vehicle control
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MRM
Minimal risk maneuvre - is the fallback function by an Automated Driving System (ADS) to achieve a Minimal Risk Condition (MRC) which is a stable, stopped state. If the driver is deemed unavailable and does not respond to the transition demand the Ride Pilot will escalate into a Minimum Risk Maneuver. The feedback to the driver is escalated through all communication channels (visual, sound and haptic warnings) with the addition of kinesthetic feedback through brake pulses, and the vehicle slowing down.
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MRC
Minimal risk condition - När bilen kommit till ett stopp eller när föraren tagit över
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NDRT
Non-driving related task
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NPA
Navigation pilot assist
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OBD
On-board diagnostics - a term referring to a vehicle's self-diagnostic and reporting capability.
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ODD
Operational design domain - define the operating conditions under which a vehicle's automated driving systems can be safely engaged
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Out of the loop performance problem
a phenomenon in which operators of automated systems are less capable of performing a task after they take over control of the system compared to manual operators. One of the biggest concerns for these higher levels of driving automation is that the driver must take over vehicle control following a period in which they were not engaged in the driving task, which could lead to a problem known as the out-of-the-loop performance problem. Vissa forskare menar att detta beror på loss of situation awareness.
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OTA
Over the air
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PAC
Parking assist camera
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PCA
Precautionary assist - mjukare inbromsning än collision avoidance - den går in lite tidigare
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PA
Pilot assist
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PF-518
ID-number for Surround View
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Post impact braking
a safety system that automatically brakes the vehicle after an impact. After a crash, it decelerates the vehicle down to stand still and holds the vehicle stationary. The overall intention with the function is that the vehicle kinetic energy shall be reduced to a less severe level. The driver shall also be able to regain control of the vehicle faster after a first impact, by overriding the function. Both contributes to mitigate or avoid subsequent collisions
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Product compliance
handlar om att produkten uppfyller alla relevanta lagar och standarder för att kunna säljas på en viss marknad. Detta inkluderar säkerhet, miljö och hälsa.
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PRSP
Product safety system plan
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RADAR
Radio detection and ranging - använder kortvågiga radiovågor, det vill säga elektromagnetisk strålning, för att identifiera avstånd, höjd och eventuellt färdriktning för olika föremål
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RCWM
Rear Collision Warning & Mitigation - Warns vehicle coming fast from behind by flashing both turning indicators to try to avoid collision. If collision is avoidable, the seat belts are contracted and if the vehicle is at stand still full braking is engaged to prevent it from accelerating more than nescessary.
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RSI
Road surface information
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SDB
Signal database
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R79
Fillinjevarningssystem
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SLA
Speed limit adaptation
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SRA
Slippery road alert
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SWS
Steering wheel switches
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TD
Transition demand
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Time budget
In the context of conditionally automated driving, the time given to drivers to take over before reaching the system limit is called the time budget, and it is defined as the time between the moment the TOR is issued and the time at which the vehicle would have reached the system limit assuming no driver response.
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TOR
Take over request
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VCU
Vehicle computational unit
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VMC
Vehicle motion control
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