International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET)
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Volume: 07 Issue: 04 | Apr 2020
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Autonomous Vehicles: A Generic Perspective Parvati Hotagi1, Soumya A2 1Student, 2Associate
Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering, RV College of Engineering, Bengaluru Professor, Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering, RV College of Engineering, Bengaluru
-------------------------------------------------------------------***---------------------------------------------------------------Abstract Advancement of driverless technology has given rise for several opportunities in smart urban mobility. In the design of an Autonomous Vehicle, it requires the creation of a system which permits the vehicle to move from source to predefined destination and to escape the obstacles during the journey using the information obtained from sensors that are installed upon the vehicle. The paper seeks to describe where and what might be the effect on broader adoption and what likely needs to be achieved to achieve the expected outcomes of smart urban mobility. The study sheds light on technical development, side effects arising from this progress, strategies to resolve the side effects, and potential literature gaps. Keywords: Autonomous Vehicles (AVs), Semi-Autonomous, Vehicle to Vehicle(V2V), Vehicle to Infrastructure(V2I)
1.0 Introduction A self-driving car (also called a self-sufficient car or a driverless vehicle) is a vehicle that uses a combination of sensors, cameras, radar and computerized logic (man-made intelligence) to move from one target to another without a controller. To classify as completely self-governing, a vehicle must have the option of following a preordained target over streets that have not been modified for its usage without human intercession. Organizations that build and evaluate autonomous vehicles include Toyota, Honda, Google, General Engines, Tesla, Volkswagen and Volvo. Google's project involved an armada of selfdriving cars – including Toyota Prii and an Audi TT navigating more than 140,000 miles of roads and interstates across California. Man-made intelligence advancements power self-driving vehicle frameworks. Designers of self-driving vehicles utilize tremendous measures of information from picture acknowledgment frameworks, alongside AI and neural systems, to manufacture frameworks that can drive self-governing. The neural networks recognize patterns in the information, which is taken care of by the AI calculations. That information remembers pictures from cameras for self-driving vehicles from which the neural system figures out how to recognize traffic lights, trees, controls, pedestrians, road signs and other different objects.
2.0 Literature Survey According to Marlon G. Boarnet [1], a specialist in transportation and urban growth at the University of Southern California Approximately every two generations, we rebuild the transportation infrastructure in our cities in ways that shape the vitality of neighborhoods; the settlement patterns in our cities and countryside; and our economy, society and culture and as many believe, autonomous driving cars are this new big change everyone is talking about. Leading not only to high impact environmental benefits such as the improvement of fuel economy through the optimization of highways , the reduction of required cars to only 15% of the current amount needed[2]. In addition to these platoon driving that would save 20-30% fuel consumption[3].This practice also leads to societal aspects such as immense productivity gains while commuting, decline on the accident and death tolls considered as the eight highest death cause worldwide in 2013, stress reduction , and the decline of parking space to up to of the current capacity [4]. It would also, according to a study by Morgan Stanley (2013) lead to an average 38 hours reduction of commuting time per individual per year as well as saving the US economy alone 1.3 trillion dollars per year, creating a shift on the possibilities and different applications, developing completely new markets, partnerships and possible business models[5].
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