The present day ABC system used in Mercedes cars
mainly employs a hydraulic piston that works upon each steel coil
spring for adjusting suspension quickly and independently over the road
surface. It has been know for doing a fine job in offering a smooth and
unjostled ride to its passengers. Nevertheless, the most important term
is the “reaction” – suspension system has to deal with potholes and
bumps once they have hit the tires. Imagine a system that could let the
car knew about such upcoming disturbances on road and could adjust the
oil flow according to that. What if every detail of upcoming bumps and
pothole be shared with the car’s system and then wheel movement and
suspension reaction could be stimulated in sync with that.
That is what exactly Magic Body Control system is meant to do. A camera
is installed over the windshield top that scans the road ahead,
analyzes its irregularities and flaws, and finally conveys this data to
car’s ABC’s main unit. The camera is capable of scanning around
15-45-feet of road ahead and can easily detect imperfections of minute
dimensions like 0.4-.-8 inches. The information allows the system to
plan its immediate actions that it will take in fraction of a second to
encounter the upcoming flaws.
The approach of gathering information from camera is a completely
different concept as compared to the laser based technique used in F700
concept (PRE-SCAN). Apart from the ABC’s controlling unit, car’s camera
also sends information to Distronic cruise control. So, how exactly does
this system feels in real life? “Awesome” is the simple word that
describes it. Be it a bumpy, nasty, or lumpy road, drive on it with and
without Magic Body Control and you will know the difference. It will
insulate you from bumps in a manner that you wouldn’t even know the
difference between a rough and smooth road. The only thing that escapes
from the keen vision of this new car technology is small bumps, steep
obstructions, and roadside curbs. However, elimination all other kind of
disturbances and obstructions makes travels on country roads and
freeways.
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