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SUMMARY:IEEESMC Distinguished Lecture: Junmin Wang – “Human-Centric Robotics and Machine Intelligence for Transportation”
DESCRIPTION:Abstract: The relentless progress in computing and communication technologies has inaugurated a\ntransformative era in ground mobility, presenting unprecedented opportunities to address enduring\nchallenges in ground transportation. This talk explores some recent breakthroughs in the realm of human\ncentric robotics and machine intelligence, focusing on their pivotal role in revolutionizing ground\ntransportation. The fusion of vehicle connectivity and automation emerges as a cornerstone, holding the\npotential to reshape the transportation paradigm. The advent of smart mobility technologies, particularly\nvehicle-to-everything communications, has unlocked an unparalleled wealth of information. This\ninformation, when harnessed strategically, can usher in substantial enhancements in vehicle operational\nenergy efficiency, roadway safety, and human acceptance. The talk delves into the intricate interplay of\ndiverse elements, including physical insights into vehicle system characteristics, computational prowess,\ncommunication capabilities, and the nuanced modeling and prediction of human behavior. By seamlessly\nintegrating these facets with theories of control, estimation, and optimization, a promising avenue opens\nfor crafting future mobility systems that are not only more efficient and safer but also engender trust\namong users. The presentation sheds light on ongoing research endeavors centered on various intelligent\nvehicles as a ubiquitous robotic system. These research activities collectively strive towards the\noverarching goal of cultivating efficient, safe, and trustworthy human-centric ground transportation. \n
URL:https://www.ieeesmc.org/events/ieeesmc-distinguished-lecture-junmin-wang-human-centric-robotics-and-machine-intelligence-for-transportation/
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