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On the Feasibility of Securing Vehicle-Pavement Interaction by Wei Sun; Kannan Srinivasan is a Computer Science article available to read on EtoBox.
Road surface information (e.g., smooth road or bumpy road with potholes or bumps) is important for safe driving (i.e., it's necessary to be aware of the road surface conditions during driving). However, the high-cost sensor (e.g., LiDAR and camera) based road surface sensing approaches cannot work properly in inclement weather conditions (e.g., fogging and snowing) due to the line-of-sight requirement. The low-cost and ubiquitous smartphone-based road surface sensing approach is not reliable and safe to use, since it relies on the vibration of the vehicle body to sense the road surface (i.e., the vehicle's tires need to touch the bumps on the road surface). Can we automate the contact-free road surface sensing with low-cost sensors for safe driving without requiring the vehicle's tires to touch the bumps on the road surface? In this paper, we propose Tago, a system that can achieve contact-free road surface sensing with commodity passive RFID tags. Instead of deploying RFID tags or readers along the road or lamp post (i.e., infrastructure-based deployment), we deploy the reader inside of the vehicle and attach the tag and the reader's antenna at the front end of the vehicle like th
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- Author
- Wei Sun; Kannan Srinivasan
- Publisher
- ACM
- Published
- 2022
- Language
- EN
- Field
- Computer Science (Physical Sciences)