Rule-based highly-safe intelligent vehicle using a new content-addressable memory

Takahiro Hanyu; Shigeki Abe; Michitaka Kameyama; Tatsuo Higuchi

Rule-based highly-safe intelligent vehicle using a new content-addressable memory

Takahiro Hanyu, Shigeki Abe, Michitaka Kameyama, Tatsuo Higuchi

RIEC - Computing System Platforms Division

Tohoku University

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This paper presents a rule-based high-speed warning system for highly safe cruise control in intelligent vehicles. All the dangerous states are defined in advance by rules which are represented by the conjunctions of condition entries, so that they can be detected by search operations between input information from sensor signals and rules. Moreover, a new content-addressable memory(CAM) is proposed for highly parallel search operations. Finally, it is demonstrated that the speed for search operations using the proposed CAM becomes twenty-five times faster than that using a conventional CAM.

Original language	English
Pages	467-472
Number of pages	6
Publication status	Published - 1994
Event	Proceedings of the Intelligent Vehicles'94 Symposium - Paris, Fr Duration: 1994 Oct 24 → 1994 Oct 26

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Conference	Proceedings of the Intelligent Vehicles'94 Symposium
City	Paris, Fr
Period	94/10/24 → 94/10/26

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