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Arul, Sujin Jose, Adhikary, Priyabrata, Kaliyaperumal, Gopal, Rhodes, Denzil, Anand, B. A. Mukkul, Harikumar, Nethra, Reddy, N. Pavan Kumar, Reddy, T. Harshavardhan, Pandey, Shivangi, Chandan |
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AIP Conference Proceedings; 2024, Vol. 2965 Issue 1, p1-6, 6p |
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There are incidents that take place regularly, and some of our beloved lives have been lost as a result of little errors that were made while driving (in school and hospital zones). In our day-to-day lives, people drive extremely quickly, and accidents happen frequently. In order to prevent incidents of this kind from occurring, the Department of Highways has instal led signs in certain areas. The purpose of these signs is to serve as a warning to drivers and to facilitate the regulation of their vehicle speeds. Today, when it comes to automobiles and roadways, comfort and safety are themes that are of utmost importance. The use of mechatronic systems allows for this to be performed. At this point in time, electronic stability systems are responsible for controlling the brakes, there is either partial or total automation of the steering, and cruise control is responsible for controlling the speed. Automobile manufacturers are now working on a car that is capable of making all decisions on its own with respect to safety and comfort, in addition to being a fully automated vehicle. One of the most important developments in the field of autonomous driving is the introduction of connected vehicles, which include car2car and car2infrastructure networks. Within the scope of this study, the use of communications technology for the operation of a cruise control system is deliberated over. An Arduino and several connectivity modules are used in the process of constructing a basic prototype. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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