Brain4Cars, a project led by Professor Ashutosh Saxena, PhD student Ashesh Jain, and PhD alum Hema Koppula among other collaborators, is a technology developed to predict the maneuvers of drivers and reduce the likelihood of accidents. The journal, published on arXiv, was quickly picked up by the MIT Tech Review in the Emerging Technology section. The article can be found at:
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