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GM's clever hands-free driving tech still not locked in for Australia despite local filing

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General Motors' Super Cruise hands-free driving technology, a Level 2+ autonomous system, has not yet been confirmed for Australia despite a local trademark filing. The technology relies on cameras, sensors, radar, GPS, and LiDAR-scanned map data, with mapping a significant cost and time investment. Developers and automotive professionals should monitor regulatory approvals and mapping progress for potential market entry.

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