Precrash system

Okay kiddo, you know how sometimes when you're playing with your toys, you bump into something and get hurt? Well, the same thing can happen when grown-ups drive their cars on the road. But, cars these days have a special system called a "precrash system" that can help keep people safer.

Basically, the precrash system works by using lots of sensors (kind of like magic eyes) to detect when something is getting too close to the car, like another car or a person. When the sensors notice something is getting too close, the system can help the driver take action to avoid a crash.

For example, it might sound an alarm or even make the car slow down automatically. This helps give the driver more time to react and avoid the crash. The precrash system can even detect when a crash is about to happen and activate the seat belts and airbags to protect the people inside the car.

So, it's like having an extra pair of eyes watching out for you when you're driving, so you can avoid accidents and stay safe on the road. Pretty cool, huh?