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Inertial Measurement Unit - Measures and reports the vehicle's velocity, orientation, and gravitational forces, aiding in dead reckoning.

Electronic Control Unit - The brain of the vehicle that processes inputs from various sensors and manages control systems.

Algorithms train on large data sets to make intelligent decisions, categorize objects, and predict outcomes crucial for autonomous operations.

Safeguards the various electronic systems within the vehicle from unauthorized access and cyber attacks, critical for safety and privacy.

Monitors road markings to keep the vehicle within its lane, automatically correcting steering if necessary.

Based on the apparent motion of objects in a visual scene, it assists in determining vehicle speed and maneuvering.

Vehicle-to-Everything Communication - Allows vehicles to communicate with other vehicles (V2V), infrastructure (V2I), and more to improve safety and traffic efficiency.

Detects potential collisions with other vehicles, pedestrians, or objects, and either alerts the driver or takes action to prevent them.

Enables a vehicle to park itself without driver input, by using sensors and cameras to maneuver into parking spaces.

Extends the driver's visibility under low light conditions using infrared cameras or thermal imaging to detect objects beyond headlight range.

Detects pedestrians ahead or crossing the vehicle's path to reduce the risk of collisions, often utilizing machine learning.

Over-The-Air Updates - Remotely updates software for improvements and new features, ensuring vehicles stay current with the latest advancements.

Adjusts the vehicle's speed to maintain a safe distance from vehicles ahead, using radar or LIDAR systems.

Converts electronic signals into physical actions, such as steering, accelerating, or braking, to physically control the vehicle.

Uses camera systems to detect and read traffic signs, ensuring the vehicle adheres to speed limits and roadway instructions.

Projects important information onto the windshield within the driver's field of vision, offering seamless data integration without distraction.

Monitors and manages the state of the battery pack, optimizing its performance, longevity, and safety.

Light Detection and Ranging - Uses laser light to create a 3D map of the surrounding environment, crucial for object detection and navigation.

Employs high-frequency sound waves to detect nearby objects, mainly used for parking assistance and low-speed maneuvers.

Systems integrated to autonomously make real-time decisions on the road, considering safety, traffic laws, and passenger comfort.

Security feature using physical characteristics for identification and access control, ensuring that only authorized users can access the vehicle.

Replaces mechanical linkages with electronic systems, which enables computer-controlled steering, braking, and throttle.

Advanced systems that allow precise control of the steering mechanism, critical for maneuvering and stabilization.

Long-distance transmission of computerized information combining telecommunications and vehicle informatics for monitoring and controlling the vehicle.

Software that creates detailed maps used for path planning, localization, and to assist in various aspects of vehicle autonomy.

Generates electricity for electric powertrains using a chemical process in a hydrogen fuel cell, offering a green alternative to traditional engines.

Radio Detection and Ranging - Emits radio waves to detect objects' distance, velocity, and angle, supporting adaptive cruise control and collision avoidance.

Capture visual data to identify road signs, signals, lane markings, and obstacles, integral to scene understanding and decision-making.

Global Positioning System - Satellite-based navigation system that provides location and time information used for route planning and tracking.

Compute the optimal route a vehicle should take considering static and dynamic obstacles to ensure safety and efficiency.

Combines adaptive cruise control and lane keeping to assist drivers in heavy traffic conditions, reducing driver fatigue.

Executes the process of planning and following routes without human input, through the fusion of several technologies like GPS, IMU, and AI.

Combining data from different sensors to create a comprehensive view of the environment, allowing for more accurate perception and action.