Steering assist systems are technologies designed to help drivers steer their vehicles more easily and accurately. These systems can provide additional torque to the steering wheel, making it lighter to turn, especially at low speeds. This feature enhances maneuverability and reduces driver fatigue during long trips. There are two main types of steering assist systems: electric power steering (EPS) and hydraulic power steering (HPS). EPS uses an electric motor to assist with steering, while HPS relies on hydraulic fluid pressure. Both systems aim to improve vehicle handling and safety by providing better control and responsiveness.