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3 books on Autonomous Trucks [PDF]
October 23, 2024 | 29 |
These books cover various aspects of self-driving truck technology, including sensor integration, machine learning, route optimization and safety protocols.
1. Autonomous Driving Changes the Future
2020 by Zhanxiang Chai, Tianxin Nie, Jan Becker
This book provides a comprehensive exploration of the autonomous driving landscape, offering insights into its historical evolution, technological progress, infrastructural implications, societal effects, global competition, opportunities and challenges in China and potential future trajectories. Written in an accessible style, the book incorporates quotations from classical Chinese poetry to enrich the reading journey. The discussions are further supported by theoretical explanations, which are presented through tables and figures. Targeted at automotive enthusiasts and upper-level undergraduate and graduate students in the field of automotive engineering, this engaging popular science book offers an informative and thought-provoking exploration of autonomous driving's transformative potential.
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2. Self-Driving Cars: The New Way Forward
2018 by Michael Fallon
Michael Fallon takes us on a ride through the history, technology and occasional mishap of autonomous vehicles in Self-Driving Cars: The New Way Forward. From the early, comically unreliable attempts to make cars drive themselves to the almost-magical software that keeps today’s versions on the road, this book covers it all, including the controversies that arise when machines start thinking they're as clever as us. Fallon’s exploration includes the triumphs, the roadblocks and the ongoing debate on whether mass adoption of self-driving cars will mean salvation for commuters or just a whole new set of weird road problems. It’s a look at how automation might just be our future, or, at the very least, an entertaining way to get stuck in traffic.
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3. Automated and Autonomous Spatial Mobilities
2018 by Aharon Kellerman
This groundbreaking book delves into the rapidly evolving realm of automated and autonomous spatial mobilities, shedding light on their profound social and urban consequences. It extensively explores the development of autonomous vehicles (AVs) and their forthcoming integration into society, highlighting the emergence of cities characterized by autonomous mobility and the novel landscapes of transportation they will introduce. This highly relevant book is invaluable for both academics and practitioners engaged in the domains of mobility, transportation, urban planning, geography and sociology.
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1. Autonomous Driving Changes the Future
2020 by Zhanxiang Chai, Tianxin Nie, Jan Becker
This book provides a comprehensive exploration of the autonomous driving landscape, offering insights into its historical evolution, technological progress, infrastructural implications, societal effects, global competition, opportunities and challenges in China and potential future trajectories. Written in an accessible style, the book incorporates quotations from classical Chinese poetry to enrich the reading journey. The discussions are further supported by theoretical explanations, which are presented through tables and figures. Targeted at automotive enthusiasts and upper-level undergraduate and graduate students in the field of automotive engineering, this engaging popular science book offers an informative and thought-provoking exploration of autonomous driving's transformative potential.
Download PDF
2. Self-Driving Cars: The New Way Forward
2018 by Michael Fallon
Michael Fallon takes us on a ride through the history, technology and occasional mishap of autonomous vehicles in Self-Driving Cars: The New Way Forward. From the early, comically unreliable attempts to make cars drive themselves to the almost-magical software that keeps today’s versions on the road, this book covers it all, including the controversies that arise when machines start thinking they're as clever as us. Fallon’s exploration includes the triumphs, the roadblocks and the ongoing debate on whether mass adoption of self-driving cars will mean salvation for commuters or just a whole new set of weird road problems. It’s a look at how automation might just be our future, or, at the very least, an entertaining way to get stuck in traffic.
Download PDF
3. Automated and Autonomous Spatial Mobilities
2018 by Aharon Kellerman
This groundbreaking book delves into the rapidly evolving realm of automated and autonomous spatial mobilities, shedding light on their profound social and urban consequences. It extensively explores the development of autonomous vehicles (AVs) and their forthcoming integration into society, highlighting the emergence of cities characterized by autonomous mobility and the novel landscapes of transportation they will introduce. This highly relevant book is invaluable for both academics and practitioners engaged in the domains of mobility, transportation, urban planning, geography and sociology.
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How to download PDF:
1. Install Google Books Downloader
2. Enter Book ID to the search box and press Enter
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* - note that for yellow books only preview pages are downloaded
