Computing Systems for Autonomous Driving

Weisong Shi is a Professor of Computer Science with Wayne State University, where he leads the Wayne Mobility Initiative (WMI) and directs the Connected and Autonomous Driving Laboratory (CAR) investigating performance, reliability, power- and energy-efficiency, trust and privacy issues of computing systems for CAVs. He is the Founding Steering Committee Chair of International Conference on Connected and Autonomous Driving (MetroCAD) and  the chair of the IEEE Special Technical Community on Autonomous Driving Technologies.  He is an IEEE Fellow and an ACM Distinguished Scientist.Liangkai Liu is a PhD candidate at Wayne State University. His research is on connected and autonomous vehicles and edge computing. He has published papers in top conference and journals including SEC, ICDCS, HotEdge, Proceedings of IEEE, IoTJ, etc. He is the reviewer for several journals in transportation and computer systems domain including IEEE Communications Magazine, TVT, IoTJ, IEEENetwork Magazine, etc. He is the instructor for Autonomous Vehicle Technologies online Course at Wayne State University.

• Autonomous Driving Landscape.- Computing Framework for Autonomous Driving.- Algorithm Deployment Optimization.- Systems Runtime Optimization.- Dataset and Benchmark.- Autonomous Driving Simulators.- Hardware Platforms.- Smart Infrastructure for Autonomous Driving.- Challenges and Open Problems.