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MULTIPLE MODE CONTROLLING SYSTEM FOR ROBOTIC CAR

An intuitive long-term solution to future driver shortages is to take the driver out of the driver's seat altogether. Autonomous technology promises to bring about substantial change to how we transport people and goods. But, despite advances in automation technology and operational techniques,...

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Main Author: NAZIMUDDIN, NAUFAL NUQMAN
Format: Final Year Project
Language:English
Published: 2022
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T Technology (General)
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NAZIMUDDIN, NAUFAL NUQMAN
MULTIPLE MODE CONTROLLING SYSTEM FOR ROBOTIC CAR
description An intuitive long-term solution to future driver shortages is to take the driver out of the driver's seat altogether. Autonomous technology promises to bring about substantial change to how we transport people and goods. But, despite advances in automation technology and operational techniques, self-driving vehicles remain distrusted and difficult to build. The solution sits at the very interface of technology with the human: teleoperation, or the replacement of the behind-the-wheel driver with a combination of automation technology and remote-controlled human oversight.
format Final Year Project
author NAZIMUDDIN, NAUFAL NUQMAN
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author_sort NAZIMUDDIN, NAUFAL NUQMAN
title MULTIPLE MODE CONTROLLING SYSTEM FOR ROBOTIC CAR
title_short MULTIPLE MODE CONTROLLING SYSTEM FOR ROBOTIC CAR
title_full MULTIPLE MODE CONTROLLING SYSTEM FOR ROBOTIC CAR
title_fullStr MULTIPLE MODE CONTROLLING SYSTEM FOR ROBOTIC CAR
title_full_unstemmed MULTIPLE MODE CONTROLLING SYSTEM FOR ROBOTIC CAR
title_sort multiple mode controlling system for robotic car
publishDate 2022
url http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/id/eprint/24561/1/MULTIPLE%20MODE%20CONTROLLING%20SYSTEM%20FOR%20ROBOTIC%20CAR.pdf
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