One guy got his car to do this already. Please understand this is a super-alpha (not even beta) kind of thing, so you should be two or three notches above paranoid watching it always and being extremely careful. (Just like with the existing Lane Keep Assist, it can be overridden by steering the wheel with more force than it's applying to the wheel. Also cancellable by brake or gas pedal.) Just think of this as a glimpse into what the future may bring. (It would feel more safe to me in a year or two from now. But stable much sooner than the five years out that auto makers are saying.)
The biggest nice thing is: with the existing system take your hands off the wheel. GM's lane keep assist just bounces you back and forth between the lines. (Up until the point when it breaks out of the lines or you hit something with your car. Not a very good system at all.) This software actually can "see" the lines on the road and center you inside them.
https youtube.com/watch?v=IYa5vQQEX2w
Sorry, about the link above, it says I am too new.
The biggest nice thing is: with the existing system take your hands off the wheel. GM's lane keep assist just bounces you back and forth between the lines. (Up until the point when it breaks out of the lines or you hit something with your car. Not a very good system at all.) This software actually can "see" the lines on the road and center you inside them.
https youtube.com/watch?v=IYa5vQQEX2w
Sorry, about the link above, it says I am too new.
