IAV and Microsoft have demonstrated a connected highly automated driving (CHAD) vehicle capable of connecting with the Microsoft Azure cloud and Windows 10.<\/p>\n
The company said this will enable communication that prevents vehicle and pedestrian accidents and increases driving comfort and convenience.<\/p>\n
The vehicle-2-x (V2X) communication connectivity approach uses data from the vehicle’s surroundings to improve smart service and enhance safety.<\/p>\n
The benefits of this approach were demonstrated at CES 2016, based on the following example:<\/p>\n
A pedestrian with a wearable device is walking toward the road, concealed by a parked vehicle. The device is located by nearby intelligent roadside infrastructure that is connected to the Azure cloud.<\/p>\n
This IAV and Microsoft solution incorporates Azure IoT Suite, connected vehicle and infrastructure data, and Cortana Analytics for predictive hazard modelling.<\/p>\n
Cloud solutions of this nature can be used to transfer information from the surrounding environment, like traffic light sensors, into the connected vehicle to better predict safety procedures.<\/p>\n
The CHAD vehicle then receives a V2X warning that permits the safe, convenient adjustment of its driving dynamics to detect and avoid the hazard in plenty of time.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
“We see this cloud solution like an additional surroundings sensor,\u201d said IAV.<\/p>\n
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