Assisted Driving
Your co-pilot for every drive.
- AI Cruise Control
- Lane Change Assist
- Lane Departure Warning
- Stop & Go
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Self Driving Intelligence
Delivering low-cost L2+ driver assistance with a scalable AI stack built for automotive companies and laying the foundation for the autonomous future.
Today's L2 ships frozen: rule-based, sold by the option package, locked in a supplier black box, and rarely updated for the life of the car. Hands-free works only on pre-mapped highways; everywhere else, lane-centering wanders, adaptive cruise hunts, and it hands control back the moment the road gets unpredictable.
Technology
Centered, through the curves
Signal, and it moves
Slows before the curve, not in it
Every vehicle ahead, tracked
Congestion, managed
Drift, caught instantly
See what it sees
AI Cruise Control
Artificial Intelligence Cruise Control reads the road ahead. On canyon roads like Topanga, it sees a sharp curve coming, eases off early, carries a steady speed through the apex and returns to your set speed on the way out.
Where We Drive
Stage 1 runs where people actually drive: the US-101 corridor from Calabasas to Santa Barbara, plus the arterials and signaled intersections of Southern California.
And on canyon roads like Topanga, AI Cruise Control takes the sharp curves smoothly.
Traction
5000+
Real-world miles, system engaged
112+ h
Hours of engaged driving
70 mph
Top engaged speed
Stage 1, Today
Activate assisted driving with a single input. The system assists with speed, following distance, and lane keeping.
You stay in control. The car alerts you the instant your attention is needed.
Every mile driven feeds back into the foundation model, expanding capability and coverage with each release.
Research
End-to-End Learning
Forecasts where every road user ahead is likely to go next.
Anticipates what the car ahead will do next.
Recovers lanes and road structure as a live vector map.
Imagines how the scene ahead will unfold.
Maps which space ahead of the car is free, and which is not.
Hardware
Our assisted-driving (L2+) stack runs on a deliberately lean set of commodity sensors and compute. No exotic hardware.
| Cameras ×2 | $65 each |
|---|---|
| IMU | $70 |
| Compute | $1,300 |
| Total | $1,500 |
| Front radarUses the vehicle's built-in radar | Not included |
Hardware
A proprietary design for camera position that fits any vehicle.
It installs behind the rearview mirror on any vehicle, easily and without changing anything about the car.
3D Stack: Detect. Decide. Drive.
One camera frame of a signaled intersection, with a white SUV ahead in the lane, splits into tiles that pass through the layers of the IDrive Autonomy Stack and come back as the lane lines, the lead car and a planned path, then steering and speed.
The Roadmap
The Road Ahead