Intelligent connected vehicles are equipped with advanced on-board sensors, controllers, actuators and other devices, and integrate modern communication and network technologies to realize information sharing between vehicles, roads, people, and clouds to achieve "safe, efficient, comfortable and energy-saving" driving. Although the industry shows a positive trend of comprehensive development, it is facing several technical adjustments on core technology level, including bicycle perception and decision-making, vehicle-road cooperation, human-machine co-driving, and various information security threats. In this context, it is crucial to carry out the technological innovation of intelligent networked vehicles.
This new issue “New Energy Vehicles and Intelligent Connected Vehicles II”, which has continued and extended the content of special issue “New Energy Vehicles and Intelligent Connected Vehicles I”(Vol.7, No.6 | 2018), presents cutting-edge research progress in key components of new energy vehicles and bicycle intelligence and vehicle-road collaboration of intelligent connected vehicles from the Center for Automotive Electronics at Shenzhen Institutes of Advanced Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, and that of its partners in the past two years.
Guest Editor
Huiyun Li, Professor
Associate Director of the Institute of Advanced Integration Technology, and Director of Automotive Electronics Research Center, Shenzhen Institutes of Advanced Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shenzhen, China. Prof. Li’s research focuses on autonomous driving and intelligent connected vehicles.
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