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most citedThe Safety Shell: an Architecture to Handle Functional Insufficiencies in Automated Driving

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cs.RO2024

SDS++: Online Situation-Aware Drivable Space Estimation for Automated Driving

Manuel Muñoz Sánchez, Gijs Trots, Robin Smit +4

Autonomous Vehicles (AVs) need an accurate and up-to-date representation of the environment for safe navigation. Traditional methods, which often rely on detailed environmental rep…

cs.RO2024★ 1 cited

Characterization and Mitigation of Insufficiencies in Automated Driving Systems

Yuting Fu, Jochen Seemann, Caspar Hanselaar +4

Automated Driving (AD) systems have the potential to increase safety, comfort and energy efficiency. Recently, major automotive companies have started testing and validating AD sys…

cs.RO2024★ 1 cited

Prediction Horizon Requirements for Automated Driving: Optimizing Safety, Comfort, and Efficiency

Manuel Muñoz Sánchez, Chris van der Ploeg, Robin Smit +3

Predicting the movement of other road users is beneficial for improving automated vehicle (AV) performance. However, the relationship between the time horizon associated with these…

cs.RO2023★ 12 cited

The Safety Shell: an Architecture to Handle Functional Insufficiencies in Automated Driving

C. A. J. Hanselaar, E. Silvas, A. Terechko +1

To enable highly automated vehicles where the driver is no longer a safety backup, the vehicle must deal with various Functional Insufficiencies (FIs). Thus-far, there is no widely…

cs.RO2023

Overcoming the Fear of the Dark: Occlusion-Aware Model-Predictive Planning for Automated Vehicles Using Risk Fields

Chris van der Ploeg, Truls Nyberg, José Manuel Gaspar Sánchez +2

As vehicle automation advances, motion planning algorithms face escalating challenges in achieving safe and efficient navigation. Existing Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS)…