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AI-Based Vehicle Systems for Mobility-as-a-Service Application

    • Vaisto Solutions Ltd

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    Abstract

    Achieving sufficient safety measures is among the major challenges in developing automated vehicles that can operate safely in an urban environment. Data fusion between an in-vehicle camera and a LiDAR sensor can be used for detection and tracking of other road users in an automated vehicle. In addition, simulated environments together with high-level deterministic, supervised and reinforcement learning-based autonomous control could provide traffic safety benefits in the future. These AI-based technologies have been studied in the AI4DI project to enable the Mobility as a Service (MaaS) operators fleet management of automated vehicles. The development and testing of these methods are presented in this chapter with the first promising results. The Camera - LiDAR fusion algorithm provided very good results with the accuracy evaluation using the KITTI dataset.The real-time applicability of the fusion algorithm was also successfully verified.
    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publicationArtificial Intelligence for Digitising Industry
    PublisherRiver Publishers
    Chapter5.1
    Pages363-373
    ISBN (Electronic)9788770226639
    ISBN (Print)9788770226646
    Publication statusPublished - 27 Sept 2021
    MoE publication typeB2 Part of a book or another research book

    Keywords

    • automated driving
    • sensor data fusion
    • 3D object detection and tracking
    • reinforcement learning
    • CNN
    • simulation

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