Taejoon ORBIT

AI-Powered Portable Driving Training System

ORBIT is a portable AI-powered driving training system that turns suitable open spaces into interactive, structured training environments.
ORBIT provides a practical way to learn and develop driving skills using a real vehicle on real ground.

Orbit smart helmet with a camera mounted above the visor
A learner practices on a real scooter along a projected route in an open space
Real vehicle. Real ground.

Practice Essential driving Skills in a Guided Space

ORBIT projects paths, zones, and exercises onto the ground so learners can build practical driving skills using a real vehicle on real ground.

  • Speed control
  • Braking
  • Turning
  • S-turns
  • U-turns
  • Slalom
  • Path following
  • Stop accuracy
  • Parking and manoeuvring
Taejoon ORBIT

AI-Powered Portable Driving Training System

ORBIT turns suitable open spaces into interactive, structured training environments. It combines real vehicles, projected exercises, sensors, cameras, and AI to help learners practice, measure performance, and improve.

Learner wearing an Orbit camera-equipped helmet
A measured learning loop

Assess. Practice. Measure. Analyze. Improve.

ORBIT captures performance during each exercise and uses AI to analyze driving patterns. Instructors can use those insights to focus practice on the skills each learner needs to improve.

  1. Assess
  2. Practice
  3. Measure
  4. Analyze
  5. Improve
Learner wearing an Orbit camera-equipped helmet during a driving exercise
Orbit Score

A Simple Measure of Driving Performance

Like CIBIL for Driving- Progress Report

A Data-Driven Score that Measures a Rider’s Driving Performance, Training Progress, and Skill Development—Turning Every Completed Exercise into a Clear, Measurable Record of Improvement.

Factors can include:

  • Level completion
  • Exercise performance
  • Speed and vehicle control
  • Braking and turning
  • Path accuracy
  • Consistency
  • Overall progress
Orbit score
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Interactive preview only. It does not calculate or represent a learner's actual score.

Practice with purpose

Training shaped around the learner

Practice with purpose

Structured exercises focus on specific driving skills instead of unstructured practice.

Measure performance

Driving performance becomes meaningful data alongside instructor observation.

Identify weaknesses

See where speed control, braking, turning, or manoeuvring needs more practice.

Personalize training

Adapt practice to individual performance and progress.

Track progress

Use Orbit Score and training records to follow development over time.

Support instructors

Give instructors added performance insights for focused guidance.

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