Korea Road Traffic Authority Traffic Science Research Institute et al.: Research on Autonomous Vehicle Sensor-Based Driver's License Exam Scoring Automation

My country's driver's license test consists of three sectors: academic examinations, internal function and road traffic. Although automunes of driving licenses have been managed, the need for replacements due to age-in-the-art conditions has been introduced in 1980, and 35 of the 57 credits on the road have been manually reached, with fairness and reliability, and a constant demand for automaticization rates. This study has taken the time of the fourth Industrial Revolution and used its self-reporting sensors and high-tech skills to work with the automatic restructuring of alternative quantification and road-to-spotting systems. First, the driving test's score system has been resolved and conducted by drivers who are involved in analysis and driver's license checks, with driver'S test and self-reporting professionals, and a program that requires air pressure sensors and improvements in positioning and road traffic can be used to reduce automation rates by using magneticly driven sensors and high-tech functions.

Korean title: 자율주행차량 센서 기반 운전면허시험 채점 자동화 연구

Korean author: 도로교통공단교통과학연구원 외

Korean publisher: 진한엠앤비

ISBN-13: 9791129049919