New AI Makes Self-Driving Cars Drive Smoother, Reducing Motion Sickness
Your next robotaxi ride could be less nauseating and more comfortable.
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Key Points
- AI predicts lane changes to make self-driving cars drive more smoothly.
- Smoother driving could reduce motion sickness and increase passenger comfort.
- Tested only in simulations so far, but promising for real-world use.
Why It Matters
Smoother self-driving cars could make robotaxi rides more pleasant and speed up adoption of autonomous vehicles.