Highly Automated Driving - Technology and Challenges

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作者：
Spannheimer, Helmut [1 ]
Heimrath, Michael [1 ]
Wisselmann, Dirk [2 ]
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[1] BMW Grp Forsch & Tech, Munich, Germany
[2] BMW Grp, Munich, Germany
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FAHRERASSISTENZ UND INTEGRIERTE SICHERHEIT | 2012年 / 2166卷
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摘要：
Is highly automated driving on the highway already possible today? In a potential study, the BMW Group evaluated the technical possibilities and developed a vehicle wherein several technologies required for highly automated driving were developed, allowing the vehicle to drive on the highway without driver intervention. The solutions and results shed a light on the many possibilities for future driver assistance systems. Beside the technical solutions, highly automated driving requires the resolution of legal issues. Additionally, proving the system's safety and reliability will be quite a challenge.
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