BME Automated Drive

Milestone Alert 💡: For the first time, a real vehicle has been controlled in actual conditions on a live track using standard interfaces from a cloud-based central system. The sensors embedded in infrastructure enabled the creation of a digital twin model in a central system, utilizing data from various sensors to implement and test additional driving support or autonomous vehicle functions.

The demonstration was conducted by researchers from BME and Virtual Vehicle Research GmbH of Austria at the ZalaZONE Automotive Proving Ground, as part of the EUREKA Central System project.

Read more detail here: https://www.automateddrive.bme.hu/blog-posts/bme-researchers-pioneer-cloud-based-real-world-vehicle-control

A new dataset for V2X communication and PKI authentication research! 🔍
We're thrilled to share that with a cooperative effort among BME departments, we just released a significant dataset that can unlock new possibilities in developing autonomous vehicles' safety and security.

It encompasses many scenarios, including urban canyons, heavy traffic situations, and motorway environments with varying vehicle speeds, making it even more valuable.

Learn more details and access the dataset now: https://www.automateddrive.bme.hu/blog-posts/new-dataset-shared-for-further-research-on-v2x-communication-and-pki-authentication