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The world of vehicular technology is evolving faster than ever, driven by autonomous systems, AI-powered communications, and smart mobility solutions. This newsletter brings you a curated mix of research insights, industry updates, hands-on projects, and opportunities to connect with the IEEE VTS community. Each issue is designed to inform, inspire, and empower members to explore the future of intelligent transportation.
From groundbreaking research in 6G networks to practical DIY experiments, we aim to make innovation accessible to every member. Our mission is to foster collaboration, spark curiosity, and provide a platform for ideas that can transform theory into real-world impact. By staying informed and engaged, we can collectively shape the next generation of mobility technologies and smart systems.
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Tesla's FSD v14 delivers a 10x AI power boost for smarter, smoother self-driving with fewer nags, pothole detection, better parking, and a human-like feel—Musk calls it “almost sentient,” revolutionizing autonomous driving.
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The Listening Car: How AI Gives Vehicles a Sixth Sense
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Fraunhofer IDMT’s “Hearing Car” equips vehicles with AI-powered microphones, giving them the ability to detect, localize, and classify sounds that cameras and lidar can’t see. From emergency sirens to failing brakes, this multisensory approach boosts safety by enabling cars to react faster in complex environments. Early tests show promising performance even in harsh weather, signaling a future where vehicles don’t just see the road—they truly listen to it.
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Our chapter proudly presented a keynote on IEEE VTS benefits, inspiring the next generation of vehicular technology innovators.
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Exploring Research Potential in Vehicular Technologies
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Our chapter hosted a keynote by Prof. Kezhi Wang on Large AI Model-based Semantic Communications, a panel discussion, and a session on IEEE & VTS benefits, inspiring attendees in vehicular technology research.
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IEEE VTS Tunisia Student Award
Submit your proposal for impactful student-led events in vehicular technology and emerging mobility solutions. Selected proposals may receive funding and recognition at TSYP13.
- Eligibility: All IEEE Student Branches in Tunisia
- Funding: Up to 300 USD per selected proposal
- Recognition: Plaque + 100 USD for winners
- Activities: Workshops, webinars, talks, campaigns in November 2025
- Submission Deadline: October 25th ,2025
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We are always looking for new exciting projects and collaborations. Feel free to contact us.
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