Results for tag: "Active Roll Control"

Active Roll Control (ARC) is a technology used in automotive safety systems to reduce body roll during cornering. It works by using sensors to detect the vehicle's body roll and then applying corrective forces to the suspension system to reduce the roll. This technology is used in both passenger vehicles and commercial vehicles, and is becoming increasingly popular as a way to improve vehicle handling and stability. ARC systems are typically composed of a control unit, sensors, actuators, and a suspension system. The control unit is responsible for monitoring the vehicle's body roll and sending signals to the actuators, which then apply corrective forces to the suspension system. This helps to reduce body roll and improve vehicle handling. ARC technology is becoming increasingly popular in the automotive industry due to its ability to improve vehicle safety and handling. It is also becoming more affordable, making it accessible to a wider range of vehicles. Some companies in the Active Roll Control market include Bosch, Continental, Delphi, and ZF. Show Less Read more