Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: ,  introduce cooperative autonomous driving algorithms for vehicular networks with nonlinear mobile robot dynamics in urban environments that take human safety into account and are capable of performing vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) and vehicle-to-pedestrian (V2P) collision avoidance.  argue that “flocks” are multi-agent models of vehicular traffic on roads and propose novel autonomous driving architectures and algorithms for cyber-physical vehicles capable of performing autonomous driving tasks such as lane-driving, lane-changing, braking, passing, and making turns. Our proposed autonomous driving algorithms are inspired by Olfati-Saber's flocking theory. Though, there are notable differences beten autonomous driving on urban roads and flocking behavior — flocks have a single desired destination whereas most drivers on road do not share the same destination.  refer to this collective behavior (driving) as “multi-objective flocking.” The self-driving vehicles in our framework turn out to be hybrid systems with a finite number of discrete states that are related to the driving modes of vehicles. Complex driving maneuvers can be performed using a sequence of mode switchings.  use near-identity nonlinear transformations to extend the application of particle-based autonomous driving algorithms to multi-robot networks with nonlinear dynamics. The derivation of the mode switching conditions that preserve safety is non-trivial and an important part of the design of autonomous driving algorithms.  present several examples of driving tasks that can be effectively performed using our proposed driving algorithms.
['Lamia Iftekhar', 'Reza Olfati-Saber']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Autonomous driving for vehicular networks with nonlinear dynamics
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