Fog computing has been merged with Internet of Vehicle (IoV) systems to provide
computational resources for end users, by which low latency can be guaranteed. In this …

Recently, the concept of Internet of Vehicles (IoVs) conquered the automotive industry,
academia, research fields, vehicle manufacturers, etc., where vehicles areintelligent ones' …

Platooning, which is the idea of cars autonomously following their leaders to form a road
train, has huge potential to improve traffic flow efficiency and, most importantly, road traffic …

As an application of “smart transport” for Internet of Things, Internet of Vehicle (IoV) has
emerged as a new research field based on vehicular ad hoc networks (VANETs). With the …

As smart vehicles have become more ubiquitous, the capability now exists to detect
environmental road features (eg, potholes, road incline angle, etc.) from their embedded …

Internet of Vehicles (IoV) has gained considerable attention from industry and academia due
to the development of communication technology and smart city. However, a proprietary and …

Data services (ie, office on wheels and entertainment on wheels) are expected to become a
primary driver in the development of future connected cars. However, the sparse spatial …

Modern vehicles are becoming smarter and smarter thanks to the continuous development
of new Advanced Driving Assistance Systems (ADAS). For example, some new commercial …

The increased availability of embedded vehicle sensors allows for the detection of road
features such as potholes. Despite being a promising approach, current vehicle embedded …

Routing in vehicular ad-hoc networks (VANETs) is based on the contacts through vehicle-to-
vehicle communications. Due to the high probability and long duration, contacts on the …