The disclosure provides a continuous input brain machine interface for automated driving features. Embodiments describe a vehicle configured with a brain machine interface (BMI) for a vehicle computing system to control vehicle functions using electrical impulses from motor cortex activity in a user's brain. A BMI training system trains the BMI device to interpret neural data generated by a motor cortex of a user and correlates the neural data to a vehicle control command associated with a neural gesture emulation function. A BMI system onboard the vehicle may receive a continuous neural data feed of neural data from the user using the trained BMI device, determine a user intention for a control instruction to control a vehicle system using the continuous neural data feed, and perform an action based on the control instruction. A user may control aspects of automated parking using the BMI device in conjunction with a vehicle controller that governs some aspects of the parking operation.
CONTINUOUS INPUT BRAIN MACHINE INTERFACE FOR AUTOMATED DRIVING FEATURES