How does the lane keeping assist feature work in Audi cars?

I am interested in understanding how the lane keeping assist feature works in Audi cars and how it differs from other automakers' lane keeping systems. Can someone provide a technical explanation? Thank you.

The lane keeping assist feature in Audi cars uses a front camera mounted on the windshield to detect lane markings and monitors the vehicle's position relative to those markings. It then provides gentle steering corrections to keep the vehicle centered in its lane. This differs from some other automakers' systems which use sensors on the wheels or steering column. As a driver, it's important to still remain attentive and engaged while using this feature.

Audi's lane keeping assist feature also takes into account the speed and position of the vehicle ahead, adjusting the steering response accordingly. This helps to maintain a safe following distance and reduces the need for constant manual adjustments while driving on the highway.

One thing to keep in mind is that Audi's lane keeping assist is not a fully autonomous driving system. It is meant to assist and support the driver, but the responsibility for safe driving still lies with the person behind the wheel. So always stay attentive and be prepared to take over control if needed.