Core Insights - The "Eagle Eye Guardian" early warning system, developed by the China Academy of Safety Science and Technology in collaboration with Amap, demonstrated stable warning capabilities during the recent National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holiday [1] - The system achieved an average of 217 million warnings per day, covering approximately 44 million users, with a peak of 290 million warnings on October 1, reaching over 55 million users [1] Group 1: System Performance - The early warning system provides real-time risk perception and precise warnings, effectively preventing major safety risks from the source [1] - The system captures abnormal driving behaviors, such as sudden speed drops and hard braking, and sends alerts to affected drivers, giving them valuable "golden reaction time" [1] Group 2: Incident Response - A notable incident occurred on October 2, where the system detected a collision on the Lianhuo Expressway and issued over 220 alerts to drivers within a 500-meter radius, helping at least 200 drivers avoid danger [2] - The system has also issued nearly 10 million weather alerts related to extreme weather conditions, averaging about 1.25 million alerts per day [2] Group 3: Weather Impact Mitigation - The system proactively informs users about adverse weather conditions before they set out, providing real-time voice alerts as they approach affected areas [2] - The coverage of the system includes 17 different driving scenarios, enhancing its applicability across various situations nationwide [2]