Analysis on the Two Core Technologies of Current Intelligent Driving
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Recognition, machine vision, image processing, Beidou positioning.Abstract
With the development of the automobile industry, intelligent driving will become the mainstream, it is an important embodiment of China's development, at the same time, it is also an important embodiment of the liberation of automobile productivity, which marks a major reform in the automobile industry. Intelligent driving this advanced technology in the vehicle identification technology and image processing technology will pass the road condition to the driving computer, positioning technology lists the vehicle position, speed and other information, the two complement each other, and promote the safe operation of the vehicle. This paper will analyze the core elements of intelligent driving from the two aspects of vehicle identification technology and positioning technology, and scientifically present the advanced, convenient, safe and reliable features of intelligent driving.
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