Installed in front of the vehicle as an input to the auxiliary automatic driving system, it captures real-time information about the road in front of the car, collects objects such as pedestrians, vehicles, bicycles, road signs, road markings and other objects on the road surface, and inputs the collected information into the auxiliary automatic driving system by forming a video signal to guarantee the work of the auxiliary automatic driving system.

ADAS front-view HD camera is the key part that makes up the advanced assisted driving system. It captures external environmental information through CMOS chips, acts as the eyes of the car, recognizes objects and road conditions at road intersections, and converts the environmental information into visual signals to be transmitted to the advanced assisted driving system to ensure the safe driving of the vehicle.

Mounted in front of the vehicle, it provides the vehicle's ADAS system with road information such as vehicles ahead, warning signs, road signs, and routes.