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Swarm intelligence for automated driving

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Swarm intelligence for automated driving

Thanks to the Bosch road signature, vehicles can determine their position with a high degree of accuracy. For the purposes of determining its position in real time, each vehicle compares the information currently provided by its surround sensors with that of its digital twin. This comparison enables the cars to accurately determine their position in the lane down to a few decimeters relative to the highly accurate map. The use of radar means that localization works reliably even in adverse weather conditions such as fog, rain, and snow – conditions which make it difficult, if not impossible, for a camera to perceive its surroundings.

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