Collision Avoidance With CAN Based Embedded Systems
Collision Avoidance With CAN Based Embedded Systems
CAN-based Embedded
Systems
Exploring the use of CAN protocol and embedded technology to enhance
vehicle safety and prevent rear-end collisions.
Rear-end Collisions: A Pressing Safety Issue
CAN is a robust serial communication CAN provides reliable, prioritized CAN is a widely adopted standard in
protocol optimized for in-vehicle message transmission and error the automotive industry, found in a
networks, enabling real-time data detection capabilities, making it well- variety of embedded systems.
exchange. suited for safety-critical applications.
Embedded Architecture for Collision Avoidance
Decision-making
Sensor Integration Implementing advanced algorithms to determine
Integrating sensors such as cameras, radar, and LIDAR to appropriate collision avoidance actions, such as automatic
gather real-time data about the vehicle's surroundings. braking or steering adjustments.
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Data Processing
Utilizing powerful microcontrollers and algorithms to
analyze sensor data and detect potential collision risks.
Sensor Integration and Data Processing
Sensor Fusion Advanced Algorithms Real-time Performance
Combining data from multiple Employing machine learning and Efficient data processing and
sensors to create a comprehensive computer vision techniques to decision-making to enable timely
understanding of the vehicle's accurately detect and classify collision avoidance responses.
environment. potential obstacles.
Collision Detection and
Warning Algorithms
Proximity Monitoring
1 Continuously tracking the distance and relative speed of
nearby vehicles to anticipate potential collisions.
Trajectory Prediction
2 Employing advanced algorithms to forecast the future
positions of vehicles and identify collision risks.
Collision Warning
3 Providing timely alerts to the driver, allowing them to take
immediate action to avoid a collision.
Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V) Communication