Hyundai Motor is developing a smart cruise control system that can learn a driver’s behavior and create a customized self-driving experience.
Hyundai Motor is developing a smart cruise control system that can learn a driver’s behavior and create a customized self-driving experience. The technology will, for example, let a car maintain a short distance from the preceding vehicle during slow, city driving, while widening the gap when the car is moving more rapidly on a highway.
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