Error-free transmissions in avm c-v2x-based wireless networks
AssigneeFord Global Technologies, LLC
InventorsIvan Vukovic, Krishna Bandi, Syed Amaar Ahmad
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AssigneeFord Global Technologies, LLC
InventorsIvan Vukovic, Krishna Bandi, Syed Amaar Ahmad
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Partitioning transmit resources in an automated vehicle marshaling (AVM) system includes identifying a plurality of road-side units (RSUs) of the AVM system, the RSUs configured to communicate with a plurality of vehicles; assigning each RSU of the plurality of RSUs to a non-overlapping RSU transmit (Tx) pool for semi-persistent scheduling (SPS) such that none of the RSUs share a common transmission slot within a SPS transmission schedule with another RSU or with any of the vehicles; assigning a common vehicle Tx pool for the vehicles, wherein the vehicles are restricted to transmit within the common vehicle Tx pool to prevent overlapping transmissions with the RSU Tx pools; transmitting, by each of the plurality of RSUs, vehicle control messages using the assigned RSU Tx pool to prevent overlap with transmissions from the other RSUs and/or with the vehicles.
A method for partitioning transmit resources in an automated vehicle marshaling (AVM) system, the method comprising:
A system for partitioning transmit resources for automated vehicle marshaling (AVM), the system comprising:
A non-transitory computer-readable medium comprising instructions for partitioning transmit resources in an automated vehicle marshaling (AVM) system that, when executed by one or more processors of an AVM server in communication with a plurality of RSUs configured to communicate with a plurality of vehicles, cause the AVM server to perform operations including to:
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