Although OpenPilot offers advanced driver assistance features, the following safety matters need to be strictly observed:
- Maintaining focus at all times: Even when the system is in control of the vehicle, the driver needs to remain aware of the road conditions and be prepared to take over control of the vehicle at any time. This is not only a safety requirement, but also a legal requirement.
- Understanding System Limitations: OpenPilot is a driver assistance system, not fully autonomous driving. It cannot cope with all driving scenarios, especially in bad weather or poorly marked roads.
- Monitoring system status: Check the status of the system before each use to ensure that all functions are working properly. Follow the ISO26262 Functional Safety Guidelines for this check.
- Timely updating of software: Receive the latest software updates on a regular basis via WiFi or mobile network to ensure you get the latest security features and performance optimizations.
- Understanding Driver Monitoring Features: OpenPilot monitors the driver's status in real time. If it detects driver distraction (e.g., taking the driver's eyes off the road), the system will sound an alarm and slow down to a stop if necessary.
- Choosing the right driving environment: It is recommended to familiarize yourself with the system operation in simple driving environments (e.g. highways) before gradually trying more complex road conditions.
Keeping these safety considerations in mind can help you maximize the benefits of OpenPilot while staying safe behind the wheel.
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