English Language & Usage Asked on May 20, 2021
I’m looking for a word or two that covers in a vehicle all-round cameras, built-in sonar and radar, etc that may be in the base price or in a low-cost package, and all mount unobtrusively into pre-allocated mountings, but excludes exotic items like LIDAR that sits on the roof of the car and would only be a third-party or specialised purchase. "Off-the-shelf" is close, I think, but is there something better?
The sample heading I am trying to fix currently reads:
Using only in-vehicle conventional sensing devices
"in-vehicle conventional" are the words I want to replace. This is for a formal poster.
How about base-model? Using only base-model sensing devices.
Base model definition:
A basic version of a product, to which alterations, additions, and enhancements can be made as desired; specifically the standard (and usually cheapest) model of a motor vehicle.
Answered by Curiosity on May 20, 2021
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