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Autonomous electric vehicles (AEVs) hold great promise for the future of automotive engineering, but safety remains a significant challenge in their development and commercialization. Therefore, conducting a comprehensive analysis of AEV development and reported accidents is crucial. This paper reviews the levels of automation in AEVs, their diseng...
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... is crucial to note that a lack of awareness regarding road conditions, the location and movements of other vehicles, traffic signs, and potential hazards can lead to safety challenges. Figure 2 illustrates the evolution of sensor technologies used in automotive systems over time [5]. This statistic stems from the previously stated sources. ...
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