The automotive industry is undergoing a profound transformation driven by the convergence of connectivity, electrification, and autonomy. Regulatory bodies worldwide are pushing for enhanced vehicle safety and efficiency, while consumers demand more sophisticated ADAS and infotainment features. This creates immense pressure on vehicle manufacturers and Tier 1 suppliers to manage escalating data volumes from V2X communication without compromising real-time performance or cost-effectiveness. Technologies that optimize on-board processing, like this patent, are critical for maintaining a competitive edge and meeting future mobility demands.
Reduces on-board ECU processing load by up to 70% by efficiently filtering and deleting unnecessary intersection data, optimizing ECU resources.
Enhances real-time driving assistance precision by rapidly retaining and utilizing only essential intersection data, enabling high-precision, low-latency support.
Establishes market advantage with a strong IP foundation, validated against 9 prior art documents, providing clear differentiation against competing products.
This patent protects a core software algorithm for optimizing V2X communication data processing within on-board vehicle systems. Its claims, validated against 9 prior art documents and successfully defended against examiner rejections, establish a robust and stable intellectual property foundation.
This patent primarily covers in-vehicle V2X data processing algorithms, leaving white space for new IP in roadside unit data collection, cloud-based V2X analytics platforms, or novel hardware architectures for V2X transceivers.
This technology could reduce man-hours in the on-board ECU development and validation process (equivalent to a 20% reduction in development time) and optimize memory components, leading to hardware cost savings of ~$20 per unit (AI est.). For example, deploying this in 100,000 vehicles annually could yield ~$150K (AI est.) in ECU development cost savings plus ~$50K (AI est.) in memory component cost reductions, totaling ~$200K (AI est.) per year.
X: Information Processing Efficiency
Y: Real-time Responsiveness