Huawei: Original Stalk Flash Function of Smart Headlights Is Independent, Won't Be Intervened by High-Precision ADB Active Control, Available Anytime
IT Home, November 15 — Huawei Intelligent Automotive Solution BU's official Weibo released the Qiankun Q&A with Netizens (Episode 18) last night, providing concentrated answers to four popular questions related to Huawei's intelligent automotive light technology.

IT Home has attached the key content and full-text screenshots below:
When driving at night and encountering oncoming vehicles, how can I ensure my driving safety while making sure the high beams don't dazzle the oncoming driver's eyes?
The high-precision ADB (Adaptive Driving Beam) of the HUAWEI XPIXEL smart headlight module relies on megapixel-level precision to control the headlights. Across the entire high-beam illumination range, the high-precision ADB function identifies the position of the oncoming vehicle's front windshield and adjusts the lighting in that area to prevent the high beams from shining into the oncoming driver's eyes. At the same time, it maintains basic illumination in the other high-beam areas, so the driver can still clearly see pedestrians and road conditions.

When an oncoming vehicle turns on its high beams and affects my driving visibility, if I'm using the smart headlights, can I still flash my lights to signal them?
The original stalk flash function is an independent feature and will not be intervened by high-precision ADB active control; it is available at any time. Flashing lights should only be used for necessary risk alerts. We advocate civilized use of lights — do not flash frequently or flash out of anger. Yield to each other and drive safely.

How does HUAWEI XHUD's AR navigation "stick" to the road?
The HUAWEI XHUD augmented reality head-up display system uses an AR composition engine, combined with the vehicle's high-precision positioning and radar perception data for real-time computation, along with technologies such as slope compensation, latency compensation, and intelligent anti-shake, so that AR navigation stays firmly aligned with the road surface and the image remains stable even on bumpy roads. Through AR-HUD's large display area and the alignment of the AR virtual interface with the real road surface, information for multiple lanes at an entire intersection can be clearly displayed, making it less likely for the driver to take the wrong road.

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