We introduce a connected vehicles adaptive security signing and verification methodology. We also introduce an adaptive node filtering at receiver, using noise levels and received signal strength. This invention addresses two important pillars in connected vehicle technology and autonomous cars: The first one is related to the security 1609.2 format and its main two functions: signing and verification. The second one explains how the noise level and signal strength can be used to filter undesired connected nodes. In this presentation, we provide various examples and variations on these topics.
Connected vehicles adaptive security signing and verification methodology and node filtering
2016-02-04
Patent
Electronic Resource
English
Connected vehicles adaptive security signing and verification methodology and node filtering
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