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The Intelligent Safety of Automobile

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Intelligent safety of vehicle (ISV) refers to the whole process of safety assurance for reliable safety performance, controllable operation risk and effective collision protection of intelligent vehicle (IV) employing advanced theoretical approaches and technologies.

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Wang, J., Nie, B., Wang, H. (2024). Introduction. In: The Intelligent Safety of Automobile. Key Technologies on New Energy Vehicles. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-6399-7_1

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