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Chris Okula

GM Patents Student Driver Car That Doesn't Need An Instructor

In a recent United States Patent and Trade Mark Filing, GM submitted a design for an autonomous vehicle system designed to measure and train new drivers. This interesting use of autonomous driving tech will be used to judge new drivers and coach them as they learn the basics of driving on public roads. This unique use of autonomous driving technology to train drivers rather than replace them is a new take on the use of this exciting new tech.

The push for autonomous vehicles has captured most of the automotive and tech industry as organizations work to continuously build smarter vehicles that require less driver input. GM defines an autonomous vehicle as a car or truck that is capable of sensing its environment and navigating with very little driver input. GM specifically calls out sensors like lidar, image sensors like cameras, and GPS to name a few.

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