Intelligent vehicles: integration and issues

In the process of building more and more intelligent vehicles, scientists and car makers are progressively integrating new tools that make the vehicle more independent from human action. However, when can a vehicle be considered as intelligent? In this paper, we first point out the necessity of robotics and artificial intelligence (AI) to collaborate. Indeed, AI is mainly used as a tool in robotics for different tasks such as perception and control. Thus, we show the lack of a supervision level in current vehicles. Finally, we provide some implementations from Rits going towards more intelligent perception by adding a supervision level, dealing with the uncertainties, using communications and managing the resources.