Search for dissertations about: "intelligent vehicles"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 63 swedish dissertations containing the words intelligent vehicles.
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1. Towards trustworthy intelligent vehicle technology development
Abstract : This thesis addresses the unresolved issues of responsibility and accountability in autonomous vehicle (AV) development, advocating for human-centred approaches to enhance trustworthiness. While AVs hold the potential for improved safety, mobility, and environmental impact, poorly designed algorithms pose risks, leading to public distrust. READ MORE
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2. Towards 5G-Enabled Intelligent Machines
Abstract : This thesis introduces a novel framework for enabling intelligent machines and robots with the fifth-generation (5G) cellular network technology. Autonomous robots, such as Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), Autonomous Guided Vehicles (AGVs), and more, can notably benefit from multi-agent collaboration, human supervision, or operation guidance, as well as from external computational units such as cloud edge servers, in all of which a framework to utilize reliable communication infrastructure is needed. READ MORE
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3. Computer Vision Algorithms for Intelligent Transportation Systems Applications
Abstract : In recent years, Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) have emerged asan efficient way of enhancing traffic flow, safety and management. Thesegoals are realized by combining various technologies and analyzing the acquireddata from vehicles and roadways. READ MORE
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4. Communication and Positioning Uncertainties in Cooperative Intelligent Transportation Systems
Abstract : The current road transport system has problems with both safety and efficiency. Future intelligent transportation systems (ITS) are envisioned to alleviate these problems. In particular, cooperative ITS, where vehicles are connected to each other and the cloud, will allow vehicles to collaborate and share both sensor and control information. READ MORE
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5. Methods to Improve V2V Communications in Platoons of Heavy Duty Vehicles
Abstract : In the coming years V2V communications will probably be mandated and vehicle OEMs strive to find business opportunities to finance its investments in V2V communications technology. For heavy vehicles, platooning can be this business opportunity, with the motivation for the fleet owners that platooning can decrease the fuel consumption by up to 15 % when driving in platoons. READ MORE