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A new work item on autonomous cars was proposed at the latest ITU-T Study Group 20 Regional meeting

Regional Group for Eastern Europe, Central Asia and Transcaucasia (SG20RG-EECAT) met in June in St. Petersburg. Proposals were made on advancing current work items on identifying moving devices in smart city and digital architecture to combat counterfeiting in IoT.

The new work item proposed at the Meeting was draft Recommendation ITU-T Y.CR-AV “Connectivity Requirements for autonomous vehicles”. This Recommendation will propose the requirements for connecting autonomous vehicles to the cloud real time platform. Additionally, it will contain the rationale for choosing communication channels and connection technologies that will ensure the safe operation of autonomous vehicles.

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