Subaru preparing AI-based next-generation EyeSight driver assist systems from 2025

Eyesight technology Subaru — Subaru says EyeSight equipped vehicles are involved in 40 percent as many pedestrian accidents as cars without the technology. (SUBARU)

August 31, 2022 09:49 AM

TOKYO – Subaru is developing new versions of its trademark EyeSight driver assist system that will leverage artificial intelligence to deliver autonomous driving and auto parking.

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