tolatókamerával

A tolatókamera, or reverse camera, is a type of video camera that is mounted on the rear of a vehicle. Its primary function is to assist the driver when backing up, providing a visual representation of the area behind the car. This significantly reduces the risk of accidents, especially when maneuvering in tight spaces, parking, or when visibility is otherwise obstructed by the vehicle's design.

These cameras typically activate automatically when the vehicle is shifted into reverse gear. The video feed is usually displayed on a screen integrated into the vehicle's dashboard, often part of the infotainment system, or on a standalone rearview mirror display. Many modern tolatókamerák also include dynamic guidelines, which are colored lines that indicate the projected path of the vehicle based on the steering wheel's angle. Some systems may also incorporate proximity sensors to provide audible warnings in addition to the visual feed.

The implementation of tolatókamerák has become increasingly common in newer vehicles, driven by advancements in automotive technology and a growing emphasis on driver safety and convenience. They are now a standard feature on many models and are often available as an optional upgrade on others. The technology has proven effective in preventing minor collisions and damage to both the vehicle and surrounding property.