The Proceedings of Mechanical Engineering Congress, Japan
Online ISSN : 2424-2667
ISSN-L : 2424-2667
2022
Session ID : J012-12
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A Study of Solutions to the Increasingly Complex Automotive Calibration Process
*Tomoaki SAITO
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The number of development man-hours is also rapidly increasing to respond to CASE, which includes automated driving and electric vehicles. To reduce this rapid increase in development man-hours, we are rushing to introduce a full-scale model-based development method that focuses on simulation, but we believe that this is a tough solution. This is because the "calibration process" during the development process is relied on to deal with hardware components and real-world phenomena, and the number of man-hours required for calibration in simulation or on the actual device is enormous. Therefore, we propose a control system that applies autonomous decentralized control as an approach to suppress the explosion of man-hours in the "calibration process" caused by the increasing complexity of electronic control. In this study, we present the system architecture of the autonomous decentralized control and discuss the calculation method and results of "behavior prediction," which is one of the core functions.

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