The research at the Automotive Electronics Research Center is mainly focused on the energy power system and intelligent vehicle cutting-edge technologies with the direction of advanced integration technology and basis of vehicle engineering and information processing. Currently, there are 37 people working at the research center, including 15 staff, 22 students，where 1/3 have been studied or worked abroad. To be specific, 3 staff members are holding the senior positions and 4 staff members are holding the associate senior positions.

In 2016, 28 papers have been published, where 5 papers are published on top-level journals and international conferences, 9 papers are indexed by SCI (3 papers are in rank JCR-1). Moreover, 15 patents have been filed and 16 patents have been granted. We focus on key technologies about intelligent vehicles, including communication security, Lidar, Computer Vision, Active safety.

Today’s vehicles sense their road environments, such as other vehicles, pedestrians or obstacles, using local perception sensors. The capability of environmental perception is a core component of future automated driving system. Our team dedicates on the research and development of advanced vision-based detection, simultaneous localisation and mapping (SLAM) and sensory fusion algorithm and techniques.