BMW Is Using Customer Cars To Make Safety Systems Better
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BMW uses customer car videos to train AI and improve ADAS: how the program works, which models concern and privacy protection.
BMW iX3 uploads unblurred road video across the EU
BMW switched the programme on in Germany on 1 April 2026 Germany went first. BMW began collecting event-based image data from consenting customer cars there on 1 April 2026 and has been widening it across the European Economic Area since, with the EU-wide rollout landing in mid-September. Eligible cars need both the specified operating system [...]
Emergency braking triggered at the last second, a change of track nearing the collision. A door that opens as a cyclist arrives: these tension scenes no longer remain in your memories. BMW wants to transform them into raw material to train its support systems. Its objective is clear: cars able to catch up with your driving mistakes before they turn into an accident. As of 1 April 2026, some new generation models like the BMW iX3 on Neue Klasse p…
BMW Is Using Customer Cars To Make Safety Systems Better
BMW is taking another step toward smarter cars by using something it already has in abundance: customer cars driving on public roads. It’s expanding its image-data collection program in Europe to gather real-world information from... First published by https://www.bmwblog.com
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