MIIT calls for public comment on standards related to combined driving assistance for intelligent connected vehicles

On September 17, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology publicly issued the mandatory national standard for the "Safety Requirements for Combined Driving Assistance Systems for Intelligent Networked Vehicles" to solicit opinions from the society. The exposure draft released this time builds a safety baseline for intelligent networked vehicle products, requiring that the system can only be activated under its designed operating conditions. For different functions such as single-lane, multi-lane, and pilot assistance, human-machine interaction, functional safety and expected functional safety, information security, data recording, and other comprehensive safety technical requirements have been set, and a "triple safety guarantee" has been constructed. The exposure draft mentions that the standard requires the system to have the ability to detect hand detachment and line of sight detachment. Once the driver has hand detachment and line of sight detachment during system activation, the system should issue a prompt and alarm, and the driver does not respond to the system alarm in time. Controllably exit the activation state.