Society of Automotive Engineers, which – in the context of autonomous vehicles – created the Levels of Automation scale.
Operating system for autonomous vehicles developed by UK university spin-out Oxbotica. Used on numerous vehicles on and off road, as well as in industrial applications.
The blending of signals from sensors to enable appropriate decisions to be made in ADAS or autonomous driving. The second of the three stages of in-vehicle compute required for autonomous driving. For example, blending inputs…
Sensor Interface Specification is an open group of organisations from the global vehicle industry, map and data providers, sensors manufacturers and telecom operators. The standards published describe the needed technical requirements of data sets for vehicles…
Typically use ultrasonic sensors prior to a sideways manoeuvre, such as a lane-change. These permit it to monitor the hard-to-see areas to the side and just behind the car. When turning or changing lanes, for…
Software in the loop testing is a test methodology where executable code such as algorithms (or even an entire controller strategy), usually written for a particular mechatronic system, is tested within a modelling environment that…
Simultaneous localisation and mapping (SLAM) is the computational problem of constructing or updating a map of an unknown environment while simultaneously keeping track of a vehicle’s location within it.
Smart trailer parking offers a convenient way for drivers to control and park their vehicle and trailer, which may include autonomous or remote control using a smartphone or computer. In addition to control of the…
A set of tools — such as performance libraries, leading compilers, performance and power analysers, and debuggers — that decreases the time it takes for developers to build software.