Advancing Road Sensing Technology: Functional Observer for Vehicle Road Profile Estimation
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- Having an in-depth comprehension of the variables that impact traffic is essential for guaranteeing the safety of all drivers and their automobiles. This means avoiding multiple types of accidents, particularly rollover accidents, that may have the capacity of causing terrible repercussions. The non-measured factors in the system state can be estimated employing a vehicle model incorporating an unknown input functional observer, this gives an accurate estimation of the unknown inputs such as the road profile. The goal of the proposed functional observer design constraints is to reduce the error of estimation converging to a value of zero, which results in an improved calculation of the observer parameters. This is accomplished by resolving linear matrix inequalities (LMIs) and employing Lyapunov–Krasovskii stability theory with convergence conditions. A simulator that enables a precise evaluation of environmental factors and fluctuating road conditions was additionally utilized. This research makes an important contribution to road safety via the development of cutting-edge technologies for vehicle control and monitoring.
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- Saber, M., Ouahi, M., Naami, G., and El Akchioui, N., "Advancing Road Sensing Technology: Functional Observer for Vehicle Road Profile Estimation," SAE Int. J. CAV 8(4), 2025, https://doi.org/10.4271/12-08-04-0038.