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    Toward Fault-Tolerant Vehicle Motion Control for Over-Actuated Automated Vehicles: A Non-Linear Model Predictive Approach by Stolte, Torben, Loba, Marvin, Nee, Matthias, Wu, Liren, Maurer, Markus

    Published in IEEE access (2023)
    “…Automated driving systems operated at SAE levels 4 and 5 require a far-reaching fault-tolerant design. To meet this need at the actuator level, we present an…”
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    Showcasing Automated Vehicle Prototypes: A Collaborative Release Process to Manage and Communicate Risk by Loba, Marvin, Graubohm, Robert, Maurer, Markus

    Published 24-04-2024
    “…The development and deployment of automated vehicles pose major challenges for manufacturers to this day. Whilst central questions, like the issue of ensuring…”
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    Conformal Prediction of Motion Control Performance for an Automated Vehicle in Presence of Actuator Degradations and Failures by Schubert, Richard, Loba, Marvin, Sünnemann, Jasper, Stolte, Torben, Maurer, Markus

    Published 25-04-2024
    “…Automated driving systems require monitoring mechanisms to ensure safe operation, especially if system components degrade or fail. Their runtime…”
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    Identifikation ausl\"osender Umst\"ande von SOTIF-Gef\"ahrdungen durch systemtheoretische Prozessanalyse by Graubohm, Robert, Loba, Marvin, Nolte, Marcus, Maurer, Markus

    Published 11-03-2024
    “…at - Automatisierungstechnik, vol. 71, no. 3, 2023, pp. 209-218 Developers have to obtain a sound understanding of existing risk potentials already in the…”
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    Toward Fault-Tolerant Vehicle Motion Control for Over-Actuated Automated Vehicles: A Non-Linear Model Predictive Approach by Stolte, Torben, Loba, Marvin, Nee, Matthias, Wu, Liren, Maurer, Markus

    Published in Access, IEEE (2023)
    “…Automated driving systems operated at SAE levels 4 and 5 require a far-reaching fault-tolerant design. To meet this need at the actuator level, we present an…”
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