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MIT Advanced Vehicle Technology Study (MIT-AVT)
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MIT Advanced Vehicle Technology Study (MIT-AVT)

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MIT-AVT is a large-scale semi-autonomous driving study aimed at understanding how human-AI interaction in driving can be safe and enjoyable. The emphasis is on objective, data-driven analysis through large-scale real-world driving data collection and deep learning based parsing of that data.

UPDATE: Please note that initial version of the paper through the review process (and this video) referred to this study as the MIT Autonomous Vehicle Technology Study. It was renamed to MIT Advanced Vehicle Technology Study as the scope of our data collection and research efforts broadened to include vehicle technology beyond vehicle autonomy.

Link: https://hcai.mit.edu/avt
Paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/1711.06976

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