Autonomous vehicles: basic issues

CZECH, Piotr

doi:10.20858/sjsutst.2018.100.2

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“…However, currently, those kinds of data are not available due to the low percentage of autonomous vehicles in the automotive market. In subsequent works, we plan to further analyse travel costs, taking into account a more significant number of input factors and detailed features related to autonomous vehicles [42,43] to simulate the use of autonomous vehicles in more detail in the conditions of the urban transport system, as soon as more detailed data are available.…”

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confidence: 99%

Economic Aspects of Driving Various Types of Vehicles in Intelligent Urban Transport Systems, Including Car-Sharing Services and Autonomous Vehicles

Turoń

Kubik

2020

Applied Sciences

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Nowadays, the concept of new mobility solutions like shared mobility systems is becoming more and more popular in current transport systems. The next technological step will be the idea of replacing traditional vehicles with autonomous ones. Because autonomous vehicles are a new concept in the automotive market, we dedicated this article to the idea of using autonomous vehicles as a part of car-sharing systems in intelligent, urban transport systems. The research herein is focused on the economic aspects of using autonomous vehicles in comparison to the classic car fleet available in car-sharing systems and to vehicles that belong to individual owners. We present our method for appropriate fleet selection based on the Delphi method and the calculations made through a scientific experiment performed based on Hartley’s plan. The results indicate the relation of travel parameters (including vehicle type) to the total cost of travel in urban transport systems. We also present the main terms related to autonomous vehicles. This article provides support for people who want to deepen knowledge about autonomous vehicles and new mobility solutions used in urban transport systems.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Economic Aspects of Driving Various Types of Vehicles in Intelligent Urban Transport Systems, Including Car-Sharing Services and Autonomous Vehicles

Turoń

Kubik

2020

Applied Sciences

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“…We emphasize that the application to electric vehicles provided a thorough evaluation of SAAM, but our tool is not limited to this specific application as it constitutes a reusable approach to generate scenarios. SAAM could thus be applied to similar issues in sustainability, such as autonomous vehicles [98], which have already been the subject of scenario generation studies using Fuzzy Cognitive Maps [99]. Our tool can more broadly benefit areas that frequently engage in the development of data-informed scenarios [100,101].…”

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Automatically Generating Scenarios from a Text Corpus: A Case Study on Electric Vehicles

2022

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Creating ‘what-if’ scenarios to estimate possible futures is a key component of decision-making processes. However, this activity is labor intensive as it is primarily done manually by subject-matter experts who start by identifying relevant themes and their interconnections to build models, and then craft diverse and meaningful stories as scenarios to run on these models. Previous works have shown that text mining could automate the model-building aspect, for example, by using topic modeling to extract themes from a large corpus and employing variations of association rule mining to connect them in quantitative ways. In this paper, we propose to further automate the process of scenario generation by guiding pre-trained deep neural networks (i.e., BERT) through simulated conversations to extract a model from a corpus. Our case study on electric vehicles shows that our approach yields similar results to previous work while almost eliminating the need for manual involvement in model building, thus focusing human expertise on the final stage of crafting compelling scenarios. Specifically, by using the same corpus as a previous study on electric vehicles, we show that the model created here either performs similarly to the previous study when there is a consensus in the literature, or differs by highlighting important gaps on domains such as government deregulation.

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“…The issue of production and assembly was addressed in [5] and [6]. Looking to the future of autonomous driving was dealt with in [7].…”

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Use of 3D Parametric Models in the Automotive Component Design Process

Fábián¹,

Kupec²

2021

Adv. Sci. Technol. Res. J.

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The process of design, development and production of cars has been strongly influenced by the use of computer technology since the 1980s. The philosophy of CAD (Computer Aided Design) and CAM (Computer Aided Manufacturing) approaches has become an integral part of the automotive industry. These technologies have shortened the innovation cycle in car model lines to 6-8 years. In the middle of this cycle, the so-called facelift of the model line is employed, when there are certain shape changes of the exterior and interior of the car or the equipment is expanded with new or improved elements. CAx systems enable changes to be made in such a short period of time. This article deals with the design of a fully parametric CAD model of a car interior element. Specifically, it is part of the door pull handle. The advantages of connecting a fully parametric model to a spreadsheet were pointed out. This link has a significant impact on the speed and flexibility of change processes on product models. The model was created in the Part Design volume modeler in the CAD system CATIA V5 Release21, which is used mainly in the automotive and aerospace industries. The parameters of the model were linked to the MS Excel spreadsheet.

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Autonomous vehicles: basic issues

Cited by 28 publications

References 11 publications

Economic Aspects of Driving Various Types of Vehicles in Intelligent Urban Transport Systems, Including Car-Sharing Services and Autonomous Vehicles

Economic Aspects of Driving Various Types of Vehicles in Intelligent Urban Transport Systems, Including Car-Sharing Services and Autonomous Vehicles

Automatically Generating Scenarios from a Text Corpus: A Case Study on Electric Vehicles

Use of 3D Parametric Models in the Automotive Component Design Process

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