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Smart Electric and Hybrid Vehicles: Design, Modeling, and Assessment by Industry 4. 0 Approaches (Industrial and Manufacturing Systems and Technologies: Sustainable and Intelligent Perspectives)
Kumar Ajay,Rajak D. K.,Kumar Parveen (Autor)
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Smart Electric and Hybrid Vehicles: Design, Modeling, and Assessment by Industry 4. 0 Approaches (Industrial and Manufacturing Systems and Technologies: Sustainable and Intelligent Perspectives) - Kumar Ajay,Rajak D. K.,Kumar Parveen
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In this book recent developments, future outlook, advanced and analytical modeling techniques of smart electric and hybrid vehicles are explained with examples backed by experimental and numerical data. It also discusses the integration of newer developments like digital twin, artificial intelligence, Nature inspired algorithms, Internet of Things, role of Industry 4.0 in advancements in vehicle engineering. It compiles overall aspects of advancements in smart electric and hybrid vehicles by bringing the latest research and development by comprehensive range of mathematical, numerical and simulation modeling, and management techniques to strengthen the engineering science and technological developments for future.This book: This book focuses on contemporary aspects of smart electric and hybrid vehicles techniques for new means and models for green environment. Discusses the role of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and machine vision tools in smart electric and hybrid vehicles. Presents design and analysis of charging stations and their sustainability roadmap for smart electric vehicles. Highlights the cyber and functional security of intelligent and hybrid vehicles. Explains diagnostics, prognostics, reliability, and durability issues in smart electric and hybrid vehicles. Covers Internet of things-based battery and charging management approach and effect of voltage drop in charging capacity of smart electric vehicles. It is primarily written for senior undergraduate, graduate students, and academic researchers in the fields of electrical engineering, electronics and communication engineering, computer engineering, and automotive engineering.
