New Cruise Control System Learns the Patterns of Drivers

Self-driving vehicles are getting a lot of attention as companies pour billions of dollars into developing the vehicles of the future. While cars that drive themselves are still a few years away, Hyundai Motor Group isn't waiting. Calling it a first for the industry, Hyundai announced 22 October machine learning-based smart cruise control, a technology that learns the driver's patterns and incorporates that into the cruise control. To make this possible, Hyundai is embedding artificial intelligence into the Advanced Driver Assistance System feature of its vehicles. The technology is planned to be included in future vehicles of the South Korean car manufacturer.