Blueprint overview/Introduction

Connected Vehicle Blueprint(CVB) is an Akraino approved blueprint and part of Akraino Edge Stack. The project is completely focused on Connected Vehicle Application run on Edge Computing.

Use Case

The use cases for the Connected Vehicle Blueprint are itemized below. For R4, we release the latest Microservice Platform Tars,  which supports the multiple connected vehicle application deployment/management/orchestration/monitor.

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Test case: The roadside camera recognizes the vehicles and pedestrians on the road through the edge computing server, and then pushes the pedestrian warning to the host vehicle (blue vehicle) .

Overall application Architecture

The following picture depicts the application architecture of the Connect Vehicle Blueprint, which consists of the following key components:

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Connected Vehicle Applications include roadside traffic situation monitoring, driving risk assessment, road event perception, high percision positioning, and so on.

Overall deployment Architecture

The following picture depicts the architecture of the Connect Vehicle Blueprint, which consists of the following key components:

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Connected Vehicle Applications are some different applications that fulfill Accurate Location, Smarter Navigation, Safe Drive Improvement, Reduce traffic violations, and cooperative vehicle infrastructure system.

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Platform Architecture

Software Platform Architecture

The following is the general architecture of Tars, which is a major component in R4R5.

Refer to the enclosed PDF document for the detail Tars introduction. 

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Main Progresses for Release

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Release 4 5 is the 4th 5th release for Connected Vehicle Blueprint.

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Tars is an edge compute microservice platform with low latency, high quality. 
Notes

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Licensing

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