Cyngn Secures 24th U.S. Patent for Adaptive Autonomous Vehicle System

March 09, 2026
Cyngn has received its 24th U.S. patent for a system that enables adaptive, real-time vehicle modeling for autonomous driving, supporting versatile deployment across different vehicle types.

Cyngn Inc. has been granted its 24th U.S. patent for autonomous driving technology, announced in a press release. The new patent, titled “System and Method of Adaptive, Real-Time Vehicle System Identification for Autonomous Driving,” covers technology that enables vehicles to generate gear-specific models and adjust control commands in real time.

The patented system builds dynamic vehicle models to produce precise control signals, validates those signals through simulation before execution, and adapts as hardware components degrade. This approach allows Cyngn’s software to operate across diverse vehicle types without requiring platform-specific redesigns.

Additional features include fleet-wide synchronization of model updates, collective data sharing for improved control accuracy, and monitoring of wear on components such as tires and brakes. These capabilities aim to enhance reliability and performance across industrial fleets.

Cyngn’s DriveMod technology, already deployed on Motrec MT-160 Tuggers and BYD Forklifts, enables customers in manufacturing and logistics to integrate autonomous functionality without major infrastructure changes.

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