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Tarih: 09-11-2021
Saat: 19:00 - 20:00
Digimetrik founder Asst. Prof. Dr. Volkan Sevindik will be the guest of the Current Research / Project Topics Graduate Course on Tuesday, 9.11.2021 at 19:00. We welcome our students and anyone who wants to participate in the open lecture on 'Vehicle To Vehicle Communication Technology'.
Dr. Volkan Sevindik is founder of Digimetrik, a USA based technology company, which provides technical consulting and R&D services to Tier-1 wireless service providers, cable operators, technology startups. Since starting his career in 2003, he has held management, consultant and engineering positions in Charter/Spectrum Communications/Time Warner, Alcatel-Lucent/Nokia, Sprint, Vodafone, Turkcell and in start-up companies Airvana Inc, Azimuth Systems. As an innovative leader of a broad range of technical teams, Dr. Sevindik has been granted more than 65 USA patents for his inventions in the areas of autonomous vehicles, wireless technology, wireless security, 4G/5G standards and mobile devices.
He is the author of several journal papers, books, and conference articles on fast evolving wireless technologies. Dr. Sevindik is actively involved in industry forums, associations and conferences worldwide.
He has received his PhD Degree in Electrical Engineering from University of Massachusetts. Please visit www.digimetrik.com for more information about his past and current projects.
Abstract
The automotive industry is transitioning passive vehicles into active vehicles that interact with its surroundings, and that are aware of its surroundings. The goal is to have vehicles that communicate with other vehicles, with the environment, with pedestrians. Technologies such as advanced sensors, 4G & 5G communication, data processing, and artificial intelligence are integrated into hardware and software components of the vehicles to create an interactive environment. Today, most of the cars are equipped with emergency braking, lane assist, crash recorder features. In the near future, cars will break if the car at the front brakes, and similarly, cars will automatically slow down if the average speed on the road is low because of accidents or weather conditions.
Industry sees these advancements as a very little step towards an intelligent car, and the real objective is to create a fully autonomous vehicle. High speed and low latency communication is the key step to enable communication among vehicles. The 5G communication standard is a good candidate to be used as a communication protocol. However, 5G standards need to be modified to be used because cellular communication is designed between a base station and a mobile phone. In order to use 5G between vehicles, the 5G standard should support high speed and low latency communication between the receivers at long distances. Since the 5G telecommunication network also serves regular mobile devices, using the same network for communication among vehicles requires intelligence network resource management techniques which are currently an important research area.
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