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Sharon L. Poczter, Luka M. Jankovic
Googles dramatic ascent and subsequent domination in the past fifteen years of the technology and information industries has financially enabled Google to explore seemingly unrelated projects ranging from Google Mail to the Google Car. In particular, Goo...
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Kaijun Zhou, Lingli Yu, Ziwei Long and Siyao Mo
The Jump Point Search (JPS) algorithm is adopted for local path planning of the driverless car under urban environment, and it is a fast search method applied in path planning. Firstly, a vector Geographic Information System (GIS) map, including Global P...
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Kaijun Zhou, Lingli Yu, Ziwei Long and Siyao Mo
The Jump Point Search (JPS) algorithm is adopted for local path planning of the driverless car under urban environment, and it is a fast search method applied in path planning. Firstly, a vector Geographic Information System (GIS) map, including G...
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David Metz
An important problem for surface transport is road traffic congestion, which is ubiquitous and difficult to mitigate. Accordingly, a question for policymakers is the possible impact on congestion of autonomous vehicles. It seems likely that the main impa...
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David Metz
An important problem for surface transport is road traffic congestion, which is ubiquitous and difficult to mitigate. Accordingly, a question for policymakers is the possible impact on congestion of autonomous vehicles. It seems likely that the main impa...
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Liang Shi, Panos Prevedouros
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Major IT companies and vehicle manufacturers have announced their plans for autonomous driving technology. Autonomous light duty vehicles are often referred to as ?driverless cars? (DLC). These technologies intend to partly or fully replace driving by co...
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Derek Christie, Anne Koymans, Thierry Chanard, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes, Vincent Kaufmann
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The City Automated Transport System (CATS) was a collaborative FP7 European project that lasted from 2010 to 2014. Its objective was to evaluate the feasibility and acceptability of driverless electric vehicles in European cities. This contribution expla...
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