(Telematics Wire) Meeting the Challenges of Over Dimension Cargo With Accurate Fuel and Fleet Monitoring Solutions

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Connected Autonomy
High (L4) and Full (L5) autonomous features aim to transfer the entire responsibility of driving from humans to vehicles. Fully Autonomous Vehicles (AVs) are expected to react appropriately safely to the complicated and extremely diverse driving situations that it has to encounter  on road , be it  driving at  intersections, tackling vulnerable road users (VRUs) such as motorcycles, bicycles, pedestrians, animals and what not

 

 

Secret ingredients of autonomous vehicles
A hot topic these days in automotive research is autonomous vehicles. Almost all automotive companies are racing either jointly or independently with each other to dominate the market by producing them. Nevertheless, winning the race is not as much easy as anybody thinks due to many challenges to overcome from research to market.

 

 

Meeting the Challenges of Over Dimension Cargo With Accurate Fuel and Fleet Monitoring Solutions
Over Dimension Cargo (ODC) is a specialised transportation industry for carrying ultra-heavy and extremely large cargo such as nuclear chambers, wind turbine blades, ultra-high-tension transformers and sheet steel coils. Typical trailer trucks carrying such 90-tonne and above cargo have 20-22 axles and over 100 wheels. 

 

 

Importance of vehicle dynamics and vehicle modelling in virtual closed loop testing for Autonomous driving feature development
Autonomous driving features for Level 2+ functionalities are gaining traction in most of the countries. It is mainly driven from regulatory bodies to improve the safety and customer interest on comfort features while driving. These features mainly improve the safety of vehicles by actively or passively assisting the driver. 

 

 

Changing face of Telematics with Autonomous Vehicles Technology Stack
Telematics – the technology of sending, receiving and storing information using telecommunication devices to control remote objects, the integrated use of telecommunications and informatics for application in vehicles and to control vehicles on the move, global navigation satellite system technology integrated with computers and mobile communications technology in automotive navigation systems.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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