GM targets ‘eyes-off’ Super Cruise in 2028, using simulators to test drivers
General Motors plans to launch an advanced iteration of its driver assist technology on the 2028 Cadillac Escalade IQ electric vehicle. The automaker already offers Super Cruise, the hands-free assisted driving system, in many of its vehicles across the globe. This technology would allow drivers to take their eyes off the road. Experts say other automakers are also racing to bring their own “eyes off” tech to market in the coming years.
They're using simulation to test future versions of their advanced driver assistance systems, which already allow for for well-known vehicle features such as automatic emergency braking, blind spot warnings, lane departure warnings, lane-centering assist and more.
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