Abdellatif Miraoui
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Abdellatif Miraoui is a pioneering researcher in intelligent transportation systems, with a focused expertise in autonomous intersection management (AIM). His work addresses the critical challenge of coordinating self-driving vehicles at intersections without traffic signals, using wireless negotiation and positioning systems to assign right-of-way. Miraoui’s major contributions include demonstrating the feasibility of AIM through robotic prototypes, as shown in his 2012 paper "Using Robots for Prototyping Autonomous Intersection Management: Feasibility and Feedbacks" (5 citations), and formalizing conflict resolution using dioid algebra in "On the conflict with dioid algebra: Autonomous Intersection Management" (4 citations). These foundational studies provide a mathematical framework for ensuring safe, efficient vehicle coordination, paving the way for real-world autonomous traffic control. Though his citation counts are modest, his work is notable for its innovative blend of robotics and algebraic modeling, offering early proof-of-concept for a technology now central to smart city research. Miraoui’s research remains a valuable reference for students and engineers exploring decentralized traffic management.
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- 2On the conflict with dioid algebra: Autonomous Intersection Management4 citations · 2012