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Autonomous intelligent cruise control

Proceedings of IEEE Vehicular Technology Conference (VTC), 2002
Autonomous intelligent cruise control (AICC) is a vehicle-installed system which aids the driver both to keep the desired cruise speed and also to adapt the velocity in order to keep a safe distance to vehicles driven ahead of the host car. It can be operated in either informative or automatic mode: in informative mode the driver receives information ...
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Predictive cruise control

2017 Electric Electronics, Computer Science, Biomedical Engineerings' Meeting (EBBT), 2017
Predictive Cruise Control (PCC) is one of the most popular functionality on today vehicles. Briefly, it controls vehicle speed at the desired speed value determined by driver. In almost every vehicle sold today, cruise control could be found because it makes drivability manner easier and besides that it decreases fuel consumption with holding vehicle ...
Yusuf Kavurucu, Tolga Ensari
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Effect of Neural Controller on Adaptive Cruise Control

2016
Adaptive cruise control is a system which controls a vehicle equipped with radars and a control unit to maintain either velocity of the vehicle or the distance between the preceding vehicle. The basic principle of this system is to read and interpret the radar measurement to determine the required actuating signals and apply these signals to reach the ...
Arden Kuyumcu, Neslihan Serap Sengör
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Cruise Control

Emergency Medicine News, 2016
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Cooperative Adaptive Cruise Control

2009
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Naus, G.J.L.   +2 more
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Adaptive Cruise Control

2009
Mit Adaptive Cruise Control, abgekurzt ACC, wird eine Fahrgeschwindigkeitsregelung bezeichnet, die sich an die Verkehrssituation anpasst. Synonyme Bezeichnungen sind Aktive Geschwindigkeitsregelung, Automatische Distanzregelung oder Abstandsregeltempomat.
Hermann Winner   +2 more
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Benefits of cruise control

Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, 1988
The United States is resisting limits on sea-launched, nuclear cruise missiles, partly because it is considerably superior to the Soviets in this area. But such calculations of military advantage are terribly shortsighted.
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Adaptive Cruise Control

2011
An adaptive cruise control (ACC) system is an extension of the standard cruise control system. An ACC equipped vehicle has a radar or other sensor that measures the distance to other preceding vehicles (downstream vehicles) on the highway. In the absence of preceding vehicles, the ACC vehicle travels at a user-set speed, much like a vehicle with a ...
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Adaptive cruise control

2014
Like the basic cruise-control system that has been available as a standard feature for many years, ACC (Adaptive Cruise Control) can be categorized as a driver-assistance system. Cruise control regulates driving speed to maintain the desired speed selected by the driver using the cruise-control unit.
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Cruise control

Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, 2006
Dennis M. Gormley, Victoria Samson
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