Low-speed collision prevention for panel vans: sonar sensors detect the upper front area as well.
Low-speed accident reduction sonar. Covers the upper front of the panel van with two sensors, detecting obstacles with up to eight sensors in total, including the rear. Proven performance with over 4,000 units.
This system reduces the risk of accidents when entering a dockyard dog shelter at low speed during reverse and mitigates collision accidents in situations where there is a danger of contact with the upper front of a box truck (at low speeds). It is designed and developed by a Japanese sensor manufacturer that holds a 60% share of the global ultrasonic sensor market and is manufactured at its overseas factories. The controller is combined with a dedicated ECU that incorporates a unique algorithm, and there have been over 6,000 units supplied for trucks and buses within six years of its launch. This is a sonar system for buses and trucks, composed of a dedicated controller and ultrasonic sensors designed and developed in Japan, capable of configuring up to 8 channels. It has a proven track record of installation on various domestic trucks (large, medium, and small) as well as imported trucks. The basic configuration of the system consists of two types: - On-screen display type that shows the detection distance with backup monitor interruption - Dedicated LED indicator display type The basic sensor configurations are 2ch, 4ch, 6ch, and 8ch. The basic installation positions are 2ch at the front and 6ch at the rear (2ch upper / 4ch lower). The sensor angles can be adjusted in some cases. *Compatible with both 12V and 24V systems. If requested, vehicle installation can also be carried out by partner companies with proven experience.
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Bus-related recruitment achievements: (in no particular order, honorifics omitted) Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Transportation: over 600 units Yokohama City Transportation Bureau: over 200 units Keisei Bus Group: over 1,000 units (route/tourist/limousine buses) Kanagawa Chuo Kotsu Many other major bus companies Transport-related recruitment achievements: (in no particular order, honorifics omitted) Nippon Express: over 2,000 units Co-op: various companies nationwide, over 500 units Bait Transport: over 100 units Dealer installation achievements: (in no particular order, honorifics omitted) Hino Motors: over 1,500 units Isuzu Motors: over 200 units Scania Japan: 30 units Clarion Sales & Marketing: over 3,000 units
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Founded 91 years ago as "Yashima Automobile Parts Trading Company," our company originated from the automotive parts division of Yashima Motor Co., which was the general importer of Chrysler vehicles in 1926. Over the years, we evolved from supplying repair parts to directly providing mass-produced components to automobile manufacturers, in line with the pre-war and post-war trends of domestic automobile production. At the time of our establishment, the Toranomon area was referred to as Japan's Detroit, yet there were almost no domestic vehicles present, and we had been engaged in automotive-related business even before the domestic production of automobiles began. Today, we have transformed and grown into a technical trading company that directly supplies and sells mass-produced parts to major automobile manufacturers and construction machinery manufacturers. We support the development departments of manufacturers with technical proposals and assist the procurement departments with global parts sourcing, providing mass production solutions for a wide range of products, from resin molded products, semiconductors, electronic components, and sensors to inverters and onboard motors that make up electric vehicles. Notably, the next-generation onboard electrification components have significantly increased, with mass production sales reaching an annual scale of 6 billion yen.