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Users interested in open source autonomous driving software that can work with any car
About openpilot
openpilot is open source software built to improve upon the existing driver assistance in most new cars on the road today. Tesla Autopilot like functionality for your Toyota, Honda, and other top brands. While engaged, openpilot includes camera based driver monitoring that works both day and night to alert the driver when their eyes are not on the road ahead.
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Aurora Driver
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Tronis
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comma.ai
Founded: 2016
United States
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