SAVING LIVES THROUGH INTELLIGENT V2X: A REAL-TIME MULTI-ENTITY COLLISION PREDICTION SYSTEM FOR VEHICLES AND PEDESTRIANS USING GPS-BASED TRAJECTORY ANALYSIS AND BASIC SAFETY MESSAGES

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  • Mohammed Shafi Kundiladi Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.46121/pspc.52.4.10

Abstract

V2X communications for safety, vehicle-to-everything also comes with an environmental awareness mitigation system for V2X-enabled vehicles. Robots, together with human pedestrians, can also form a network from which issues like Group warrior fall with several connectivity packets of data showing states according to a message vector. An accurate state describes the polar and angular coordinates that guide Vehicle-to-Vehicle/Bicycle/Foot (V2V/B/V2F) messaging dynamic modulation. On the send-indication dynamic modulation, should the send-indication turn properly on, the ensuing message should be sent. In this Network, information packets are also distributed according to network traffic considering an appropriate localization, and this Well, with a few seconds of time elapse, four important features of the physical sender should be synchronized. It then confirms two entities' trajectories when the driver anticipates the video starting between them; the collision is considered founding on the real state of the moment. Even 93% of the blind spot conflicts were detected, as were 95% of the occluded pedestrian situations found by an optical measuring stage. Consequently, warnings of blind spot and others to the driver and actions raised to avoid accidental collisions are transmitted to the vehicle's dashboard displays. V2V communication can also be used for the fusion layer within autonomous driving, potentially incorporating the higher intelligence systems cultivated through Vehicle-to-Vehicle communication. This paper provides some underpinning on theory for V2X in protection and articulates ideas for working future intelligent transport systems for next-generation deployments. Keywords: Vehicle-to-Everything Communication, Collision Prediction, Basic Safety Messages, V2V Communication, V2P Communication, Trajectory Analysis, Intelligent Transportation Systems

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Published

2024-12-25