Polaris Industries Inc.

Aidan B Shaughnessy

Brian D Krosschell

Joshua T Weed

Adam C Koosmann

Michael F Donoughe

Benjamin S Fuchs

Austin A Holt

Steven B Elgee

Louis James Brady

Alex R Scheuerell

Jonathon P Graus

Scott D Taylor

Bradley Roy Fishburn

Donovan L Fredrickson

Blair A Donat

Timothy P Norstad

Chiao George Liu

Patrick D Weldon

Jacob P Horky

Brenden D Bungert

Aaron T Reay

Robert Be Puckette

Carl A Turner

Techniques for automatic control of a vehicle are disclosed. The vehicle may include a removable input device having various modes of operation. For example, a coupled mode of operation may control the vehicle when an operator is in an operator area of the vehicle, while a remote mode of operation may enable vehicle control when the operator is outside of the operator area. The vehicle may include object sensors to detect a target such as the removable input device or an operator device. Accordingly, the vehicle may automatically follow the target. The vehicle may also identify obstacles, in response to which manual control of the vehicle may at least temporarily be provided to the operator, after which automatic control may resume.

Automatic vehicle control

An all-terrain vehicle may include a frame and a plurality of ground-engaging members supporting the frame. The all-terrain vehicle may further include a powertrain assembly supported by the frame and shiftable transmission supported by the frame and operably coupled to the powertrain assembly. The all-terrain vehicle may also include a display, a back-up camera, and a controller supported by the frame. The controller may be configured to receive a signal from the shiftable transmission corresponding to the shiftable transmission being in a gear of the plurality of gears other than a reverse gear. Further, the controller may be configured to determine the all-terrain vehicle is moving backwards and send an activation signal to the back-up camera to display images of the back-up camera on the display.

Systems and methods for operating an all-terrain vehicle

Boat handling and control systems and methods related to one or more of steering and propulsion of a pontoon boat.

Boat maneuverability and stability control systems and methods

A vehicle is electrically connected to one or more accessories. The vehicle includes at least one controller that may be configured to identify the accessory based on accessory identification information. The controller may also be configured to provide one or more commands to control an operation of the accessory.

Managing recreational vehicles and accessories

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Madison, AL, United States of America

Aidan B Shaughnessy