PCT-Filed Higher-Level Braking Control for Critical Situations
A supervisory braking-control architecture intended to step in above standard ABS response, support continued braking where appropriate, and improve or support steering-related vehicle control in selected critical situations.
PCT ApplicationPCT/MY2026/050050
Filing Date28 April 2026
Inventor / ApplicantChong Woi Joon
ABS is widely used, but edge cases remain important.
ABS-equipped braking systems are widely used across modern vehicles, yet there remains room for better braking decisions, especially in selected disturbance-, impact-, or obstacle-avoidance situations.
In such situations, standard ABS response does not always deliver the best vehicle-control outcome. Publicly available regulatory and industry materials have highlighted the need for more intelligent braking response in certain critical situations.
A higher-level supervisory layer for selected critical braking scenarios.
Higher-level braking governance
A PCT-filed supervisory braking-control architecture intended to step in above standard ABS response in selected critical situations.
Critical-situation vehicle control
Designed for selected disturbance-, impact-, and obstacle-avoidance scenarios where broader vehicle-control objectives may extend beyond ordinary wheel-slip regulation.
Braking and steering-related support
Intended to support continued braking where appropriate and improve or support steering-related vehicle control in selected critical situations.
Filed PCT application
PCT Application: PCT/MY2026/050050
Filing Date: 28 April 2026
Inventor / Applicant: Chong Woi Joon
2014 peer-reviewed publication
This work continues a research line first published in 2014: Chong, W. J., “Pre Crash Wheel-Locking Braking System,” Applied Mechanics and Materials, Vol. 663, pp. 175–184 (2014).
DOI: 10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.663.175
Structured disclosure, from overview to NDA-based review.
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I am seeking discussion with selected OEMs, Tier 1 suppliers, and technical partners regarding licensing, co-development, validation planning, and proof-of-concept development.
Name: Chong Woi Joon
Location: Malaysia
Email: wjchong@koofamilies.com
Phone: +6012 311 5670
Deeper technical material is available later under NDA.