⏩ Volume 19, Issue No.1, 2021 (CVAS)
A Vision-Driven Real-Time Navigation Framework for Autonomous Vehicles Using Multimodal Sensor Fusion and Deep Scene Understanding

This study presents a real-time autonomous navigation model integrating vision and LiDAR data using deep learning. The system enhances environmental awareness and obstacle detection while reducing processing latency, supporting safe and sustainable deployment of self-driving vehicles in complex urban road networks.

Rahul Santhosh Iyer, Jean Claude Bourget, Priya Meenakshi Ramakrishnan, Fatima Noor Al-Hussein, Carlos Miguel Duarte

Paper ID: 32119101
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End-to-End Semantic Segmentation Network for Dynamic Urban Environments Using Attention-Enhanced Encoder-Decoder Architectures

This paper presents a semantic segmentation network optimized for autonomous systems in dynamic cityscapes. The model leverages attention mechanisms and real-time adaptive learning to enhance precision in object boundary detection, enabling safer navigation in traffic-dense metropolitan scenarios.

Chen Rui Bo, Liu Hao Zhen, Xu Fang Min, Zhang Wen Liang, Gao Ming Sheng

Paper ID: 32119102
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Multi-Scale Depth Estimation from Monocular Visual Cues Using Transformer-Based Fusion and Sparse Stereo Guidance

This study introduces a hybrid approach for depth estimation from single-camera inputs. By combining transformer-based fusion layers and sparse stereo constraints, the model produces precise scene depth maps, enhancing safety and spatial reasoning in autonomous ground vehicle systems.

Olivia Reed, Jonathan Meyers, Emily Rhodes, Benjamin Lawson, Sophia Clarke

Paper ID: 32119103
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Low-Light Object Detection for Nighttime Autonomous Driving Using Denoising-Aware Convolutional Feature Enhancement

This paper proposes a novel low-light object detection framework tailored for nighttime self-driving conditions. Using noise-resilient convolutional layers and illumination-adjusted feature normalization, the system accurately detects pedestrians, vehicles, and hazards under poor lighting conditions.

Rajat Kumar Sinha, Fatima Noor Al-Bahrani, Jean Marcel Rousseau, Priya Lakshmi Venkat, Carlos Rafael Silva

Paper ID: 32119104
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Real-Time Facial Expression Recognition for Driver Alertness Monitoring Using Cross-Domain Transfer and Lightweight Convolutional Layers

This research develops a real-time facial recognition system for in-vehicle alertness detection. Cross-domain transfer learning boosts generalization across lighting and facial variations, while lightweight CNNs reduce processing load on embedded devices.

Chen Yu Wei, Xu Bo Zhi, Liu Jie Rong, Zhang Tian Cheng, Gao Wen Xuan

Paper ID: 32119105
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3D Scene Reconstruction for Autonomous Indoor Navigation Using Point Cloud Registration and Semantic Segmentation

This study proposes a combined point cloud registration and semantic labeling pipeline for indoor robots. It enables real-time 3D mapping and path planning for autonomous service robots navigating within dynamic and cluttered interior spaces.

Isabelle Clarke, Henry Woods, Megan Doyle, Owen Bradford, Charlotte Howard

Paper ID: 32119106
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Hybrid Attention and Motion Cue Integration for Pedestrian Prediction in Autonomous Driving at Complex Intersections

This paper develops a predictive model that combines attention mechanisms with real-time motion vectors to estimate pedestrian intent. It enhances decision-making accuracy at intersections, improving the safety of autonomous vehicle operations in dense urban areas.

Chen Ming Tao, Liu Tian Zhi, Xu Hao Long, Zhang Wen Rui, Gao Fang Ming

Paper ID: 32119107
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Visual-Inertial Odometry for GPS-Denied Environments Using Feature Confidence Recalibration and Lightweight Fusion Networks

This study proposes a visual-inertial odometry system for autonomous vehicles operating in GPS-restricted zones. By recalibrating feature confidence and employing lightweight sensor fusion, the system maintains trajectory estimation accuracy with low computational overhead.

Sarah Bennett, Michael Harper, Daniel Thornton, Abigail Foster, Christopher Lambert

Paper ID: 32119108
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