Keywords
V2X
Communication
Communication with AI
How to Cite
Abstract
Both research and industrial communities envision a future where vehicles become "active actors" in the transportation system rather than mere "cargo units." Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) communications are fundamental to ensure such advanced services, which are built on top of vehicles' abilities to transmit and receive information. This new strand of vehicular communication, where every tangible and intangible entity can interact with vehicles, is referred to by the community as V2X (Vehicle-to-Everything). With V2X communications, vehicles can share any possible type of information they might have: measurements, intentions, requests, identifications, etc., with any possible entity, ranging from roadside units to nearby infrastructure, other vehicles, as well as authorities' servers. The V2X communication system is usually imagined from a network engineering standpoint concerning wave-based communications, multi-access edge technology communications, contextual data exchanges, and software services.
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