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This paper represents an emulation of fuzzy logic control schemes in autonomous parallel parking system in a backward maneuver. There are four infrared sensors sending distance data to microcontroller for generating an obstacle-free parking path. Two of them mounted on the front and rare wheels on the parking side are used as the inputs to the fuzz...
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... A research has conducted on some car manufactures which offer self-parking ability on their products [1]. Another project have been applied on parallel parking for autonomous vehicles with fuzzy logic [2], [3]. ...
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... The parallel parking task has also attracted a great interest among researchers. Panomruttanarug.B et al [8] have presented a fuzzy logic based on autonomous parallel parking system. They used four infrared sensors for distances data acquisition. ...
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