Auto-Cameras: Key to Safety and Autonomous Driving

Auto-cameras are camera devices installed in vehicles to capture and record images and videos of the surroundings. They are typically installed in the front, rear, sides, and interior of the car to provide various functionalities and purposes. Car-mounted cameras play a crucial role in modern automobiles, including but not limited to the following aspects:

1. Safety and Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS): Front-facing cameras are commonly used for ADAS features such as lane-keeping, automatic emergency braking, and traffic sign recognition. These systems enhance driving safety and help reduce the risk of accidents.

2.Rear-View Cameras assist drivers in reversing or parking maneuvers. They are typically activated automatically when reversing and display the rear view on an in-car screen, helping to avoid collisions.

3.Surround View Systems consist of multiple cameras installed at different positions in the vehicle, providing a comprehensive view of the surroundings. This helps drivers better understand the environment around the vehicle, especially during turning or parking.

4.Theft Protection: Some car-mounted cameras can be used to record and provide evidence to help resolve vehicle theft incidents. They can capture the activities of thieves or the location of the vehicle, assisting law enforcement in tracking and apprehending suspects.

5.Driver Behavior Monitoring: Built-in cameras are often used to monitor driver behavior to ensure their safety and compliance. These cameras can monitor the driver's eyes, head posture, attention, and record accidents or emergency situations.

6.Entertainment and Recording: Some vehicles are equipped with cameras for recording scenery or events during travels or for entertainment purposes, such as capturing videos of road trips.

Manufacturers of auto-cameras face a range of challenges, including:

1.Autofocus and Stability: Vehicles experience vibrations and bumps during operation, so car-mounted cameras need to have autofocus and stability features to ensure clear images at all times.

2.Temperature Range Adaptability: Cars operate in various climate conditions, so car-mounted cameras must be able to function properly in extreme temperatures, posing challenges to sensors and electronic components.

3.Long-Term Reliability: Vehicles typically have long lifespans, so cameras must exhibit high reliability and maintain consistent performance over 8-10 years of use.

Typical Products:

2. Lens Bonding (AA): EW 6510-9

• Fast UV positioning

• Low-temperature curing at 80°C

• Excellent resistance to high temperature, humidity, and thermal cycling

5. Holder Bonding (HA): EW 6707THB

• Fast low-temperature curing at 80°C

• High thixotropy, suitable for automated dispensing without sagging

• Provides high structural bonding strength for various materials

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