How Radar-Based Blind Spot Monitors Outperform Camera-Only Systems

The objects not in the driver's peripheral vision are more accurately detected

We don’t always see all sides of the road as we drive. That’s where blind spot monitors come in. They use radar to assist us in knowing there is something in our blind spot. Radar is precise and can identify objects that are both distant and high speed. So with KYSAIL’s radar-based blind spot monitors, we can rest assured we will never be unaware if there is something next to us that is outside the range of our visibility.

Better performance in fog and rain

Occasionally, the weather makes it difficult to see when we drive as well. Heavy rain and fog tends to be blurry and hard to make out. With radar-based blind spot monitors, however, we’re still in good shape. Radar also works better in rain and fog, where cameras get little or nothing. That should come as a bit of a comfort, given that even in inclement weather, the company’s radar-based monitors will alert us when there’s something in our blind spot.

Better detection reliability of fast moving vehicles or cyclists

We need to be aware of everything on the road, even things that are zipping around very quickly. For fast-moving vehicles or even bikes, radar is very reliable. This means that when we use the blind spot monitors we have wheelside that we are never not warned if something wants to join us from the side. It’s like a second set of eyes protecting us.

Better coverage of the blind spot and minimize the chance of a collision

Blind spots are those areas behind our car that we cannot see when we check our side mirrors. This can be hazardous to us if we are changing lanes or making a turn. With KYSAIL’s radar-based blind spot monitors, however, we finally have better coverage on our blind spots. This means we can be confident all there are no surprises when we make a move on the road. And it lessens the likelihood of collisions, so we can all drive more safely.

Enhanced general safety and comfort for drivers behind the wheel

Now is not our concerned, we have the radar-based blind spot monitors from KYSAIL, we will be more safe and safe flooding our vehicle. “It’s comforting to know we have an additional level of protection to help us see things we aren’t able to see with our own eyes,” Demers said. Now we can keep our eyes on the road, and even enjoy it a little knowing KYSAIL's radar based monitors are watching for us. It’s like having a best friend who sits in the car with us and keeps an eye on the back of our head. Thanks for peotecting us on the roads, KYSAIL.