Advance Driver Assistance System for Indian Traffic Scenario: Literature Review
Keywords:
ACC, PCS, LKA, Region of Interest (RoI), Edge Detection, HV, HGAbstract
Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) is the propitious solution for sustainable and stable transportation in India. There are many genre issues in the execution of Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) for Indian chaotic traffic scenario, e.g. heavy transportation, tracking the drivable road and tracing cars, poor lane marking, road conditions etc. The Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) is one of the promising applications which can be used to decrease the collisions and vehicle congestion. In the present scenario, ADAS system in India is only used in a fully loaded vehicle which is expensive and requires high maintenance. Using simple algorithms and high-quality low-cost cameras and sensors the ADAS can be implemented. The proposed paper provides a brief summary of available ADAS techniques including developed systems and research prototype.
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