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The Study and Implementation of Efficient ADAS Concurrency Task Based on Some/IP

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The chapter 'The Study and Implementation of Efficient ADAS Concurrency Task Based on SOME/IP' delves into the complex system architecture of ADAS and the challenges of implementing efficient concurrency tasks. It introduces the SOME/IP protocol as a solution for inter-process communication and data exchange in heterogeneous multi-core systems. The study focuses on the 'Data Collection' and 'Instruction Dispatch' modules, aiming to optimize the performance of ADAS tasks. The chapter presents a small AE model to demonstrate the implementation of SOME/IP and provides a detailed analysis of the performance of concurrency tasks. It also explores improvements in API design, such as combining multiple CAN signals into a single set to reduce context interactions and transmission times. The chapter concludes with a performance evaluation of the improved API design, showing significant improvements in efficiency. This comprehensive approach to ADAS concurrency tasks makes the chapter a valuable resource for professionals in the automotive industry.

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Title
The Study and Implementation of Efficient ADAS Concurrency Task Based on Some/IP
Authors
Baohua Xia
Hongjiang Zheng
Guoping Qian
Shuning Yuan
Kewei Chen
Yutong Sun
Copyright Year
2024
Publisher
Springer Nature Singapore
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-97-0252-7_58
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