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Development of Autonomous Vehicle for Real-Time

Communication
Shivam Upadhyay
Gautam Sahu
Ravi Raj
Abstract- The advancement of autonomous Early developments in automation focused on
vehicle technology, combined with real-time features like adaptive cruise control and lane-
communication, is a transformative step toward keeping assist, while modern AVs leverage deep
modernizing transportation systems. This learning algorithms and sensor fusion for
research focuses on the development of an decision-making and obstacle detection. The
autonomous vehicle capable of seamless integration of V2X communication marks the
communication with its surrounding next stage in this evolution, ensuring that AVs
environment, including other vehicles, can share and receive data in real-time.
infrastructure, and control centers. Utilizing Enabling vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V)
state-of-the-art sensors, artificial intelligence, communication to share road condition data and
and Vehicle-to-Everything (V2V) prevent collisions. Facilitating vehicle-to-
communication protocols, the system aims to infrastructure (V2I) interactions for traffic
improve safety, navigation efficiency, and management and congestion reduction.
vehicle interconnectivity within smart city Connecting with cloud-based control systems
frameworks. The study further delves into key (V2C) for dynamic updates and
challenges such as latency, reliability, and the
adaptability of communication systems to II.Motivation
existing infrastructure, proposing viable The motivation behind the development of
solutions to enhance their performance and autonomous vehicles with real-time
scalability. communication stems from the growing
demand for safer, more efficient, and
Keywords Autonomous Vehicle, Real-Time sustainable transportation systems. Road
Communication V2X, Artificial Intelligence, accidents, traffic congestion, and environmental
Sensor Fusion, Path Planning, Obstacle concerns have necessitated the integration of
Avoidance, LiDAR. advanced technologies to revolutionize modern
mobility. One of the primary motivations for
I.INTRODUCTION this research is the alarming number of road
Autonomous vehicles (AVs) represent a major accidents worldwide. Human error accounts for
technological shift in the transportation industry, nearly 94% of traffic accidents, according to the
incorporating advanced artificial intelligence, National Highway Traffic Safety
real-time data processing, and sensor fusion to Administration (NHTSA).
enable safe and efficient travel without human Autonomous vehicles equipped with AI-driven
intervention. A critical component of AVs is decision- making and real-time communication
real-time communication, allowing them to can significantly reduce accidents by eliminating
dynamically interact with road conditions, other human errors such as distracted driving, fatigue,
vehicles, and smart city infrastructure. This and impaired judgment.
capability enhances road safety, optimizes traffic Traffic congestion is a major concern in urban
flow, and reduces accident rates. Autonomous areas, leading to increased travel time, fuel
vehicles have evolved from simple driver- assist consumption, and air pollution. Real-time
systems to fully self-driving cars capable of communication enables autonomous vehicles to
navigating complex environments. coordinate with traffic infrastructure, optimize
routes, and prevent gridlocks
Through vehicle- to- infrastructure (V2I) and

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vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) communication, The scope of this project involves the
intelligent traffic management systems can development of an autonomous vehicle
dynamically adjust signals and reroute vehicles equipped with real-time communication
to improve overall traffic flow. In critical capabilities that allow it to interact with road
situations such as accidents or medical infrastructure, other vehicles, and cloud-based
emergencies, response time is crucial. systems. This project encompasses sensor
Traditional vehicles rely on manual reporting, integration, AI-based decision-making, vehicle-
which can be delayed. Autonomous vehicles to-everything (V2X) communication, and
with real-time communication can instantly advanced cybersecurity measures to ensure safe
transmit accident reports to emergency services, and reliable transportation. The AV system will
providing precise location details and severity be tested in different environmental conditions,
analysis. This ensures faster response times and including urban traffic, highways, and complex
improves survival rates in emergency scenarios. intersections. Additionally, the project aims to
Reducing carbon emissions and fuel explore the integration of 5G connectivity for
consumption is a key global objective. low-latency data transmission and machine
Autonomous vehicles leverage AI-based driving learning algorithms for improved object
techniques to minimize sudden braking, recognition and navigation. This research is
optimize fuel efficiency, and support electric expected to make significant contributions to the
vehicle integration. With real- time advancement of self- driving technologies,
communication, vehicles can access enhancing the feasibility and adoption of AVs in
environmental data, choose eco-friendly routes, smart cities and urban landscape
and coordinate energy-efficient driving
behaviors. iv. Proposed Methodology
The deployment of autonomous vehicles in The methodology for this project involves a
logistics and public transportation can lead to multi-phase approach, incorporating hardware
significant cost savings. Reduced labor costs, and software development, machine learning
lower accident-related expenses, and efficient model training, sensor integration, and system
fuel consumption contribute to overall validation through simulations and real-world
economic growth. Additionally, passengers can testing. The autonomous vehicle will be
utilize travel time more productively, engaging equipped with a range of sensors, including
in work or leisure activities while commuting. LiDAR, radar, and computer vision cameras, to
The rapid advancements in AI, 5G technology, gather real-time data. AI algorithms will process
and the Internet of Things (IoT) have created an this data to make autonomous driving decisions,
ecosystem conducive to the widespread adoption including lane detection, obstacle avoidance, and
of autonomous vehicles. Research in deep speed regulation. The vehicle-to-everything
learning, sensor fusion, and cloud computing (V2X) communication system will facilitate
continues to improve vehicle perception, seamless interaction between vehicles,
navigation accuracy, and overall reliability. pedestrians, and infrastructure components such
This project serves as a stepping stone towards as traffic lights and road signs. A cloud-based
a fully autonomous transportation system that data processing system will store and analyze
aligns with future technological innovations. vehicle data to improve navigation accuracy.
The motivation for this research is to develop a System testing will be conducted in controlled
robust, scalable, and efficient autonomous environments, followed by field trials to validate
vehicle system that enhances road safety, performance and ensure compliance with safety
reduces congestion, improves standards
environmental sustainability, and integrates
seamlessly into smart city infrastructures. By v. Literature Review
addressing existing challenges and leveraging Extensive research has been conducted on the
cutting-edge technology, this study aims to development of autonomous vehicles and real-
contribute to the global transition towards time communication networks.
intelligent, connected transportation systems.
The Data type and flow design
iii. Scope Of The Project
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Studies have highlighted the effectiveness of

AI- based navigation systems in improving
vehicular safety and efficiency. Research has
also focused on V2X communication protocols,
emphasizing the importance of real-time data
exchange in reducing accidents and optimizing
traffic flow. Cybersecurity remains a critical
concern, as AV
systems are susceptible to hacking and data
breaches. Researchers have proposed
blockchain technology and end- to-end
encryption as potential solutions to enhance
data security in connected vehicles. The
literature also explores the environmental
impact of AVs, demonstrating their potential
to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by
optimizing fuel consumption and reducing
idle times. This study builds upon existing
research by integrating AI-driven decision-
making with V2X communication to enhance
AV capabilities. Fig.1
vi. System Architecture VII.COMPONENTS USED
The architecture of the proposed autonomous 1. Microcontroller Unit
vehicle system comprises multiple (MCU) STM32L4 Series (B-
interconnected modules that facilitate L475E-10T01A)
seamless operation and intelligent decision- ARM Cortex-M4, 80 MHz ultra-low
making. power microcontroller.
Perception Module* processes data from Handles data processing, sensor
sensors such as LiDAR, cameras, and radar to interfacing, and communication.
detect obstacles, traffic signals, and road Provides an Arduino-compatible expansion
conditions. The *Communication Module* connector.
enables vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) and vehicle- 1. Sensors for Accident Detection
to- infrastructure (V2I) interaction for real- MPU6050 (Accelerometer and
time navigation adjustments. The *Control Gyroscope Sensor) Detects abrupt
System* executes driving commands based on changes in motion and vehicle
AI-driven algorithms, ensuring smooth orientation.
acceleration, braking, and lane changes. The
*Safety Mechanisms* integrate emergency
braking systems, redundant communication
protocols, and cybersecurity measures to
prevent unauthorized access and ensure safe
vehicle operation. The modular architecture
ensures that the AV system remains
adaptable, scalable, and capable of operating
under various driving conditions.

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transmission, reaction time to sudden
obstructions, and overall traffic
management efficiency. The autonomous
vehicle was subjected to a variety of
challenging conditions, including night
driving, fog, and high-traffic intersections,
to validate its robustness. Results indicated
that the system achieved an obstacle
detection accuracy of 98%, with an average
response time of 120 milliseconds.
The V2X communication network enabled
real-time data sharing with a latency of
Identifies sudden deceleration, impact under 50 milliseconds, allowing the vehicle
forces, or rollovers. to make swift decisions based on dynamic
Works with the microcontroller to process road conditions. Traffic congestion tests
accident detection algorithms. showed that when multiple AVs
2. Communication communicated and coordinated their
Modules SIM900A routes, overall travel time was reduced by
GSM Module 25% compared to conventional traffic
3.Automatic Braking flow. These results demonstrate that the
System Relay Module for proposed AV system can significantly
Brake Control enhance road safety, improve traffic
Controls the activation of emergency braking efficiency, and provide a reliable
upon detecting an imminent collision framework for intelligent transportation in
Interfaces with the microcontroller for smart cities.
automatic braking activation
4. Power Supply Ix .Results And Discuion
Components 12V The findings from the experimental
Battery evaluation reveal that real-time
5. Additional Hardware Components communication in autonomous vehicles
Breadboard and PCB – Used for prototyping significantly improves driving safety and
and final circuit assembly efficiency. The study highlights how
Jumper Wires – Connects different components integrating AI-based decision-making with
within the system V2X communication optimizes vehicular
6. LED Indicators & Buzzer – Provides alerts movement and enhances situational
for system activation and status awareness. The discussion is divided into
Switches and Push Buttons – Allows manual key areas, including system performance,
control for system testing safety benefits, and areas requiring further
7. Software and Programming Tools improvement. The AV’s ability to respond to
STM32CubeIDE – For advanced debugging sudden obstacles was highly effective,
and microcontroller development reducing accident risks in high-traffic
Experimental Results environments. However, challenges such as
The experimental evaluation of the autonomous sensor inaccuracies under extreme weather
vehicle system was conducted in multiple test conditions and occasional latency spikes in
environments, including controlled laboratory communication were observed. These
settings and real-world driving scenarios. The limitations suggest that further refinements in
primary objectives of the experiments were to sensor fusion algorithms and network
assess the system’s ability to detect and respond infrastructure are necessary. Additionally,
to obstacles, navigate complex urban traffic, and the research underscores the need for
maintain reliable real-time communication. regulatory frameworks to support large-scale
Several performance metrics were analyzed, deployment, particularly in terms of data
including obstacle detection accuracy, latency in security and infrastructure compatibility.
data The results indicate that when implemented
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at scale, autonomous vehicles with real- time of real-time data sharing in optimizing
communication have the potential to vehicular movement and improving overall
revolutionize urban mobility, reducing traffic flow. Despite the promising
congestion and enhancing overall transport outcomes, challenges such as sensor
safety reliability in extreme conditions and
cybersecurity risks remain areas for further
x. Future Work research. Future developments will focus
Future advancements in autonomous vehicle on refining AI algorithms, expanding
technology will focus on enhancing AI-driven infrastructure compatibility, and addressing
perception systems, improving real-time data regulatory considerations for
analytics, and strengthening cybersecurity large-scale deployment. With continued
measures in vehicular communication. The next advancements in AI, communication
phase of this research will involve refining AI networks, and smart city
models to improve adaptability in unpredictable infrastructure, autonomous
environments. Enhanced machine learning vehicles are poised to become a cornerstone
techniques, such as reinforcement learning, will of future transportation systems, reducing
be explored to enable vehicles to learn from congestion, lowering emissions, enhancing
real-world interactions and dynamically adjust mobility for all road users.,
their driving behavior. Another critical area of
development is reducing network latency in XII.ACKNOWLEDGMENt
V2X communication. The integration of 5G and The author would like to thank N.I.E.T for
edge computing is expected to further reduce providing opportunity and facilities to support
response times, enabling faster decision-making this project
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 Dr V.K PANDEY
 SHIVAM UPADHYAY
 GAUTAM SAHU
 RAVI RAJ
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