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Setembro 2025, vol.12, num.1 - XXXII Simpósio Internacional de Engenharia
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Roadmap Tecnológico Inteligência Artificial e Conectividade em Sistemas Automotivos Contemporâneos

Technological Roadmap of Artificial Intelligence and Connectivity in Contemporary Automotive Systems

SCHERER, João Arthur Furlan; ANDRADE, Marcos; ORTOLAN, Murilo Artur; ANDRADE, Camilla Verbiski de; BIGLIARDI, Vincent

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Este artigo examina inovações em sistemas automotivos no que diz respeito à inteligência artificial e conectividade, considerando a junção de sensores com a análise em tempo real, a segurança provida por sistemas ADAS e as arquiteturas elétricas interligadas que suportam atualizações over?the?air. Ele também revisa a manutenção preditiva, a otimização de motores e os veículos definidos por serviços com funções modulares e focadas em software. Produzido em conjunto pela CT AEA de Tendências Tecnológicas e amplamente discutido em nossas reuniões da comissão, o trabalho delineia uma mobilidade de próxima geração, com foco no desempenho, segurança e sustentabilidade.

This article examines key innovations in automotive systems regarding artificial intelligence and connectivity, leveraging sensor fusion and real-time analytics, ADAS-based safety, and networked electrical architectures supporting over?the?air updates. It also reviews predictive maintenance, engine optimization, and service-defined vehicles with modular, software-focused functions. Jointly produced by the AEA Group of Technology Tendencies and extensively discussed at our commission gatherings, the work outlines next-generation mobility focused on performance, safety, and sustainability.

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DOI: 10.5151/simea2025-PAP19

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SCHERER, João Arthur Furlan; ANDRADE, Marcos; ORTOLAN, Murilo Artur; ANDRADE, Camilla Verbiski de; BIGLIARDI, Vincent; "Roadmap Tecnológico Inteligência Artificial e Conectividade em Sistemas Automotivos Contemporâneos", p-86-94. In: Anais do XXXII Simpósio Internacional de Engenharia. São Paulo: Blucher, 2025.
ISSN 23577592, DOI 10.5151/simea2025-PAP19

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