Nissan’s GPS-enabled cruise control foreshadows robot cars
Filed under: GPS, Transportation
Nissan has really upped the ante when it comes to driver-assisting luxury amenities. While everybody else is busy with souped-up cruise control based on radars (those old things), Nissan has tapped into onboard GPS to allow the car slow down for upcoming turns, and soon after resume a cruising speed once the turn is done. It’s called Intelligent Cruise Control, and will most likely be seen
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