Abstract
Objective
A multi-criteria approach was developed to assess the effectiveness of the implementation of on-board information and control systems that reflect the impact of the implemented equipment in the control system of a highly automated vehicle, taking into account the establishment of their indicators.
Methods
A multi-criteria approach is used to determine the rational composition of the on-board information and control system, taking into account the weight coefficients and limitations of transport systems.
Results
Based on the model of integration of the intelligent on-board information and control system of the vehicle into the transport infrastructure, the criterion of controllability is determined - the coefficient of efficiency of vehicle management.
Conclusion
The results of research shows that the controllability of the vehicle increases by 14.3% when the automatic function of connecting manual control is introduced into the on-board information and control system, on the basis of which the dependences of calculating the critical distance and time when driving an unmanned vehicle are clarified.
Publisher
Bentham Science Publishers Ltd.
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