The development of connected and automated driving functions involves that the interaction of autonomous/automated vehicles with the surrounding environment will increase. Accordingly, there is a necessity for an improvement in the usage of traditional tools of the automotive development process. This is a critical problem since the classic development process used in the automotive field uses a very simplified driver model and the traffic environment, while nowadays it should contemplate a realistic representation of these elements. To overcome this issue, the authors proposed an integrated simulation environment, based on the co‐simulation of Matlab/Simulink environment with simulation of urban mobility, which allows for a realistic model of vehicle dynamic, control logics, driver behaviour and traffic conditions. Simulation tests have been performed to prove the reasoning for such a tool, and to show the capabilities of the instrument. By using the proposed platform, vehicles may be modelled with a higher level of details (with respect to microscopic simulators), while the autonomous/automated driving functions can be tested in realistic traffic scenarios where the features of the road traffic environment can be varied to verify in a realistic way the level of robustness of the on‐board implemented functions.
Integrating tools for an effective testing of connected and automated vehicles technologies
IET Intelligent Transport Systems ; 14 , 9 ; 1025-1033
2020-09-01
9 pages
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
automated vehicles technologies , urban mobility , integrated simulation environment , driver information systems , classic development process , automotive development process , automotive field , road traffic , driving functions , road traffic environment , driver behaviour , integrating tools , vehicle dynamics , vehicle dynamic , on‐board implemented functions , road vehicles , driver model
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