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ERCIM News 109

April 2017

Special theme Autonomous Systems

Guest editors Erwin Schoitsch (AIT) and Fawzi Nashashibi (Inria)

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Autonomous Vehicles - Introduction to the Special Theme

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by Erwin Schoitsch (AIT)

Highly automated and autonomous systems are currently a key issue in many application domains: automotive, transport in general (railways, metro-lines, aircraft, space, ships), industrial automation, health care, cooperating mobile robots and related machines (e.g., fork lifts, off-road construction engines, smart farming, mining, all kind of drones and robots for surveillance, rescue, emergency services, maintenance). Highly automated and autonomous systems play an important role in the ‘digital transformation’ - the strategic and disruptive evolution towards a ‘digital society’, which is the key focus of European Research in Horizon 2020. This is depicted in Figure 1, which is taken from an official presentation of DG CONNECT at various events.

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Automated Driving

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by Daniel Watzenig (Virtual Vehicle Research Center, Graz)

Automated vehicle technology has the potential to be a game changer on the roads, altering the face of driving as we know it. Many benefits are expected, ranging from improved safety, lower stress for car occupants, social inclusion, reduced congestion, lower emissions, and more efficient use of roads due to optimal integration of private and public transport.

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  • How the Digital Business Model can Transform and Boost the Car Industry
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  • An Integrated Software Development Lifecycle for Intelligent Automotive Software: The W Model
  • Reliable Vehicular-to-Vehicular Connectivity
  • Why is Autonomous Localisation Required in Lateral Cooperative Control?
  • Safe Human-Inspired Adaptive Cruise Control for Autonomous Vehicles
  • Hello Human, can you read my mind?
  • Cross-Domain Fertilisation in the Evolution towards Autonomous Vehicles
  • Will the Driver Seat Ever Be Empty?
  • Intelligent Environmental Perception for Navigation and Operation of Autonomous Mobile Machines
  • Avoiding Gridlocks in the Centralised Dispatching of a Fleet of Autonomous Vehicles
  • Diagnosis of Deviations in Distributed Systems of Autonomous Agents
  • Robust Fault and Icing Diagnosis in Small Unmanned Aircrafts
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  • A Digital Humanities Award for the EAGLE Project

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