Out in Front: ION-ITM addresses ethics of autonomy
February 22, 2016
The talk veered off into rather heady philosophical realms at the plenary session for ION’s International Technial Meeting […]
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The talk veered off into rather heady philosophical realms at the plenary session for ION’s International Technial Meeting […]
The presence of different types of devices, spanning multiple GNSS receiver types, configurations, hardware, software, and consequent widely varying capabilites, among a user mix of vehicles, cyclists, and pedestrians, poses several engineering challenges for a V2X scheme in which all road users share data with each other and with the road infrastructure.
Communication-enabled vehicle safety has the potential to change transportation’s future, particularly vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) and vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I), collectively represented as V2X. An automakers’ consortium conducted extensive field trials to determine GNSS service availability and accuracy for the V2X challenge.
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