Subaru Corporation is set to introduce its groundbreaking EyeSight driver assist technology to a manual transmission automobile for the very first time. This move marks a departure from the norm, as EyeSight has traditionally been available exclusively on automatic transmission models. The eagerly anticipated unveiling of Subaru's upgraded BRZ sports car this autumn will showcase this groundbreaking integration. EyeSight relies on advanced camera technology to capture objects in three dimensions, enabling it to effectively control the brakes and help prevent collisions. Additionally, it optimizes driving speed to maintain a safe and consistent distance from the vehicle ahead. Previously, manual vehicles were not equipped with EyeSight due to their higher likelihood of stalling compared to automatic counterparts. This was due to EyeSight's reliance on automatic braking. However, in order to bring this cutting-edge technology to the manual BRZ, Subaru has made adjustments to ...