Titlebook: Automated Driving; Safer and More Effic Daniel Watzenig,Martin Horn Book 2017 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2017 ADAS (Adva

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-1228-1 A short introduction to today’s driver assistance functions and their control objectives is given. Different control schemes that have been proposed during the past few years are discussed, including essentially PID control, fuzzy control, optimal state feedback controllers, sliding mode control, a

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Emad El-Meliegy,Richard van Noortane calculation methods for autonomous passenger cars without trailer attached were generally performed by a simple “mid-lane” guidance approach, which is sufficient for these types of vehicles to keep them in track. For vehicles with more complex driving dynamics like heavy truck–semitrailer combin

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G. Partridge,C. A. Elyard,M. I. Buddhall led to highly automated systems and ultimately to autonomous vehicles. Despite the numerous advances in sensors and communications technologies applied to passenger vehicles, perception remains a major challenge due to the complexity of the task, the vehicle geometric constraints and cost. Digi

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Electron spectroscopy on metallic glasses,s can be partitioned into early stages including sensor processing, individual perception, and cognition functions and into later, more centralized stages that perform data fusion, planning, and decision making. In this chapter, we exemplarily concentrate on automotive embedded processing systems fo