DeepRoute, an international autonomous vehicle startup, today announced that it has been named a CES 2020 Innovation Awards Honoree for its L4 Full Stack Self-Driving System. The CES Innovation Award recognizes exceptional design and engineering in consumer technology products, just in case you didn’t know what it was.

The DeepRoute L4 Full Stack Self-Driving System is designed to leverage level-four autonomous driver technologies to accurately handle operations that previously could only be performed by humans. That’s the one limitation of A.I. thus far, is that it can’t mimic human senses and emotion. However, the system relies on an early sensor fusion technology to interpret the vehicle’s surroundings.

The L4 Full Stack Self-Driving System also applies a planning algorithm to help the vehicle anticipate turns, execute lane changes and carry out intelligent driving decisions. As part of the company’s commitment to environmentally friendly manufacturing practices, the DeepRoute L4 Full Stack Self-Driving system is designed primarily from lead-free and recyclable materials.

“We are delighted to be recognized as a 2020 CES Innovation Awards Honoree,” said Shuang Gao, Chief Operating Officer of DeepRoute.

“At DeepRoute, our goal is to make auto travel safer, more productive, and more enjoyable through innovative self-driving solutions. The DeepRoute L4 Full Stack Self-Driving System is an exciting step closer to our vision of bringing fully autonomous vehicles to consumers.”

Okay okay, while it isn’t an exact indicator that autonomous cars are for the masses yet, it still goes to show that people are developing tech for it, and it’s getting better. It’s not here yet, but we can definitely look forward to it in the future. Not sure how I feel about it though, what do you guys think? Would you ever be convinced to get in a car that drives itself? Let us know!