Dynamic model of autonomous ground vehicle for the path planning module

Francis, Sobers L X; Anavatti, Sreenatha G.; Garratt, Matthew A.

doi:10.1109/icara.2011.6144859

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“…In the case of AVs, specific applications such as the creation of an innovative personal vehicle or improved long-haul trucking have received attention in recent years [2,3]. Applications such as a shared autonomous bus (AB) or autonomous shuttle (AS) have also been examined both theoretically and in practice with potential riders [4][5][6]. Potential benefits for the implementation of AV on the roadways include an increase in safety and convenience, as well as the possibility of increased mobility [7,8].…”

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Parent Opinions of Automated Vehicles and Young Driver Mobility

Ayala¹,

Lee²

2023

Smart Mobility - Recent Advances, New Perspectives and Applications

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Previous research has identified that autonomous vehicles (AVs) may be useful in increasing the mobility of certain groups, including children. Teenagers present a unique ridership case, as many teenagers hold a form of driver’s license although they are still children. Using an online survey, parents were asked about their general opinions of AV as well as several questions regarding their willingness to transport their teenagers in an AV unattended. Results indicated that factors such as early adopter status, the potential to delay teenager licensing, and perceived safety were related to parent willingness. These findings may be used to shape future research into using AVs to increase the mobility of teenagers.

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