Impact of Real-Time Data Processing on Safety Decision-Making in Advanced Vehicle Systems
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Dankan Gowda V
Shashi Kant Gupta
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Engineering and Sciences
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Abstract
The paper discusses the importance of real-time data processing in increasing the safety decision-making process in advanced vehicle systems. Specifically, it explores how real-time processing of sensor data of many sources including LiDAR, radar, cameras, and GPS can greatly enhance the quality and effectiveness of safety-critical decisions. The unification of these data streams with the help of sophisticated sensor fusion algorithms is given as the major element in the solution of the problems of collision avoidance, lane-keeping, and automatic emergency braking. The necessity of reducing the latency and guaranteeing the quality of decision-making under the conditions of real time is highlighted, and the way the mentioned enhancements can help to decrease the number of traffic accidents and provide the overall safety of autonomous and semi-autonomous vehicles is discussed. The research has provided theoretical frameworks and practical analysis to illustrate the efficiency of the real-time data processing in changing the process of safety decision-making, which would be a major move forward in ensuring the development of transportation systems that are future-friendly and safer.