Using a vehicle's cruise control, be it on a motorcycle or a car, can be a bit of a startling experience for some, especially for the first few times. At the end of the day, we don't all drive our vehicles in the same way and what can be just fine for some, might be the opposite for others. So what's the best way to feel more comfortable with cruise control? Hyundai thinks that, by bringing machine learning into the mix, it might make a difference. The company just announced that it has developed the world'a first Machine Learning based Smart Cruise Control (SCC-ML), which learns from the driver's patterns and adds them into its own system to provide for a more personalized experience.

Hyundai has combined its cruise control system with machine learning technology to make the driving experience more personal. Called Smart Cruise Control, the union allows the cruise control to mimic the driving style of the human owner. The technology is capable of learning the preferred distance between cars, takes into account acceleration, knows how you respond to traffic changes and more. Hyundai has combined its cruise control system with machine learning technology to make the driving experience more personal. Hyundai has deemed what it has named machine learning-based Smart Cruise Control (SCC-ML) 'an industry first' and is set to be implemented in future vehicles.