Hybrid Wireless Vehicular Communications and Information Technologies for Vehicle Safety and Driver Assistance
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DIMIAN, Mihai, CĂILEAN, Alin, ZADOBRISCHI, Eduard, COSOVANU, Lucian, BEGUNI, Cătălin, AVĂTĂMĂNIŢEI, Sevastian. Hybrid Wireless Vehicular Communications and Information Technologies for Vehicle Safety and Driver Assistance. In: Electronics, Communications and Computing: IC ECCO 2022, Ed. 12, 20-21 octombrie 2022, Chişinău. Chișinău: Tehnica-UTM, 2023, Editia 12, p. 26.
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Electronics, Communications and Computing
Editia 12, 2023
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12, Chişinău, Moldova, 20-21 octombrie 2022

Hybrid Wireless Vehicular Communications and Information Technologies for Vehicle Safety and Driver Assistance


Pag. 26-26

Dimian Mihai1, Căilean Alin12, Zadobrischi Eduard13, Cosovanu Lucian1, Beguni Cătălin1, Avătămăniţei Sevastian1
 
1 „Ștefan cel Mare” University, Suceava,
2 Universitatea Paris-Saclay,
3 Technical University of Cluj-Napoca
 
Disponibil în IBN: 10 martie 2023


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This presentation follows the main challenges and research directions in the area of hybrid wireless vehicular communications and the progress made in our research group in developing wireless communication systems for vehicle-to-vehicle and infrastructure-to-vehicle communications, as well as information technologies for vehicle safety and driver assistance. In the context of energy crises and the large number of car accidents, energy efficiency and traffic safety became the main research focus for automotive industry and public transportation administration. The use of wireless communications and information technologies for vehicular applications has a significant potential to address these global challenges. For example, a new safety standard proposal to mandate vehicle-to-vehicle communications for new cars was announced by USA Department of Transportation with the scope of stimulating automotive industry to develop communication and information technologies with applications in improving vehicle safety and energy efficiency.