Major
Environmental Engineering
Anticipated Graduation Year
2021
Access Type
Open Access
Abstract
The main objective of this research project is to explore ways of making autonomous vehicles secure and protected by designing new learning-based algorithms using MATLAB/Simulink. This project involves designing a fuzzy logic controller that could be used to oversee the operation of autonomous vehicles. As compared to conventional controllers, fuzzy logic controllers are simple, flexible, could model nonlinear functions, are less expensive, and could cover wider ranges of operating conditions. Fuzzy logic controllers could be written in natural language terms that are transferrable to define security levels. Moreover, the rules could be written at various levels of complexity.
Faculty Mentors & Instructors
Brook Abegaz, PHD, Department of Engineering Science
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Improving the Security of Autonomous Vehicles Using Fuzzy Logic
The main objective of this research project is to explore ways of making autonomous vehicles secure and protected by designing new learning-based algorithms using MATLAB/Simulink. This project involves designing a fuzzy logic controller that could be used to oversee the operation of autonomous vehicles. As compared to conventional controllers, fuzzy logic controllers are simple, flexible, could model nonlinear functions, are less expensive, and could cover wider ranges of operating conditions. Fuzzy logic controllers could be written in natural language terms that are transferrable to define security levels. Moreover, the rules could be written at various levels of complexity.