Smart vehicle technology refers to advanced systems that enhance the safety, efficiency, and convenience of driving. This includes features like adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assistance, and automatic emergency braking, which help drivers navigate and respond to road conditions more effectively. These technologies often rely on sensors, cameras, and artificial intelligence to monitor the vehicle's surroundings. Additionally, smart vehicles can connect to the internet and other devices, enabling real-time data sharing and communication. This connectivity allows for features like navigation updates, remote diagnostics, and even vehicle-to-vehicle communication, which can improve traffic flow and reduce accidents. Examples of smart vehicle technology include Tesla's Autopilot and Ford's Co-Pilot360.