Published 30-06-2021
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AI technology and edge computing are going to play key roles in the future of autonomous vehicles, facilitating comprehensive software and hardware co-development. As a result, the automotive industry has been witnessing considerable AI-driven initiatives to reach smart lateral-conducive and longitudinal-regulating systems that are amended to suite the sky-reaching requirements of autonomous vehicles. The communication between vehicles and the cloud server will be a bottleneck for advanced intelligent control of autonomous vehicles that can be solved through deploying AI and edge computing support. Consequently, the following research questions should be carefully addressed: how can edge-AI engine be designed and deployed to approximate critical interactive features among AV-only networks and also among mixed AV- CV networks. Furthermore, being an integral part of the future automotive industry, the technology is expected to be applicable to a series of performance tests under real traffic scenarios. Consequently, the communication between vehicles and the cloud server will set to be a bottleneck for advanced intelligent control of autonomous vehicles that can be greatly solved by deploying AI and edge computing support. [1]
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