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@article{179786, author = {Mr. Siddhesh. L. Nangrale and Dr.Satyawan L.Dhondge and Dr.Rushikesh V.Pakhale and Mr.Rahul.V.Pande and Mr.Srinivas R.Chinchkhedkar and Mr.Anil B.Wakankar and Mrs.Jayashree A.Kakade and Mrs.Sonali R.Deshmukh}, title = {Advancements in Real-Time Path Planning and Steering Control for Autonomous Vehicles: A Review Journal}, journal = {International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology}, year = {2025}, volume = {11}, number = {12}, pages = {8472-8475}, issn = {2349-6002}, url = {https://ijirt.org/article?manuscript=179786}, abstract = {Driving vehicles, often referred to as autonomous vehicles, depend on a sophisticated technological system to navigate and function without the need for human assistance. To sense their surroundings, autonomous cars are outfitted with a variety of sensors. Lidar, radar, cameras, ultrasonic sensors, and others are examples of these sensors. The perception system analyses information from multiple sensors to gain a thorough understanding of the vehicle's surroundings. In order to recognize and track barriers, road conditions, and traffic participants, this calls for object detection, classification, and tracking algorithms. In order to determine their location and make travel plans, autonomous cars depend on extremely accurate and detailed maps.}, keywords = {Maps, SLAM, Self-driving vehicles, Camera, GPS}, month = {May}, }
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