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Dim or selectively switch off those segments.
Dim or selectively switch off those segments when other vehicles are detected while maintaining illumination elsewhere as the system allows. Not every LED headlamp has this function, and detection of every user in every condition is not guaranteed. The driver remains responsible for avoiding dazzle and must use appropriate lighting if automation does not respond correctly.
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Automatically reduce vehicle speed as the headlamp’s function.
Dim or selectively switch off those segments.
Guarantee that every LED headlamp can never dazzle.
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