Research Seminar: Empowering Cooperative Autonomous Driving with Mobile Edge Intelligence
Seminar by Professor Jianhua He (University of Essex, Colchester, UK)
Title: Empowering Cooperative Autonomous Driving with Mobile Edge Intelligence
Date: 22 July 2026 (Wed) 10am
Venue: EEE Executive Seminar Rm (S2.2-B2-53) NTU
Abstract:
Autonomous driving has achieved remarkable progress in recent years, yet significant challenges remain in areas such as perception, handling long-tail corner cases, and dynamic interaction with other road users. Mobile Edge Intelligence (MEI), which brings AI processing closer to vehicles via edge computing infrastructure, emerges as a critical enabler for overcoming these constraints. This presentation will provide an overview of cooperative autonomous driving technology and how MEI can address the above limitations. It will highlight recent research developments, practical use cases and key challenges of MEI for CAV. Recent works on semantic vehicular computing and large language model based driving assistance will be presented, which address the communication and generalization issues for safe and cooperative driving in complex and mixed-traffic environments.
Bio:
Jianhua He is a Professor at School of Computer Science and Electronic Engineering, University of Essex, UK. He received a BEng and MEng from HUST, and a PhD from Nanyang Technological University. His main research interests include 5G and 6G networks, connected vehicles, autonomous driving, Internet of things, smart transport, AI for computer vision and mobile computing. Prof He is the coordinator of EU Horizon projects COSAFE, VESAFE and SECOM on connected autonomous vehicles. Prof He has published more than 200 technical papers in major international journals and conferences. He was an Editor of IEEE Wireless Communications Letters and Computer Journal, the TPC Chair of MobiArch’20 and ICAV’21, a Steering Committee Chair of MobiArch’21 and MobiArch’22. He is an IEEE Senior Member.
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