On the vehicle state estimation benefits of smart tires

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Defense date2020
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Abstract
Smart tires are systems that are able to measure temperature, inflation pressure, footprint dimensions, and, importantly, tire contact forces. The integration of this additional information with the signals obtained from more conventional vehicle sensors, e.g., inertial measurement units, can enhance state estimation in production cars. This paper evaluates the use of smart tires to improve the estimation performance of an Unscented Kalman filter (UKF) based on a nonlinear vehicle dynamics model. Two UKF implementations, excluding and including smart tire information, are compared in terms of estimation accuracy of vehicle speed, sideslip angle and tire-road friction coefficient, using experimental data obtained on a high performance passenger car.
CitationMazzilli, V. [et al.]. On the vehicle state estimation benefits of smart tires. A: International Munich Chassis Symposium. "Chassis.tech plus 2020: 11th International Munich Chassis Symposium, 23-24 Jun 2020, Munich, Germany: proceedings". p. 1-15.
Other identifiershttp://epubs.surrey.ac.uk/857781/
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