Networking vehicles so that they can interact improves autonomous vehicle performance, according to Swiss university EPFL. Its researchers developed ‘co-operative perception algorithms’, which extend a vehicle’s situational awareness through data from a second car. “For example, in a scenario in which one car overtakes another car on a two-lane road, they developed an assistance system ...

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