Automation for Electric Vehicles

What you'll learn
Understand the role of automation
Explain key automation technologies
Analyze integration challenges
Explore sensors and control systems
Evaluate levels of driving automation
Examine case studies
Identify ethical, legal, and safety considerations
Assess the future trends
Requirements
Basic knowledge of electric vehicles
Fundamentals of electronics and electrical engineering
Basic programming skills (Python, MATLAB, or C/C++) are an advantage for understanding automation algorithms.
Familiarity with sensors and control systems (optional)
Interest in autonomous driving, AI, and smart mobility technologies.
PC/Laptop with internet access
Description
The future of mobility lies at the intersection of electrification and automation. This course is designed to give you a strong foundation in how automation technologies are transforming electric vehicles (EVs) into smart, safe, and autonomous machines.You will start with the basics of EV systems and progress into advanced topics like driver-assistance systems (ADAS), autonomous driving levels (SAE 0-5), sensors & perception (LiDAR, radar, cameras), vehicle-to-everything (V2X) communication, and AI-based control algorithms. Along the way, you'll explore battery management integration, real-world case studies, and industry trends shaping the next generation of mobility.By the end of this course, you'll have a clear understanding of the key automation technologies in EVs, how they work together, and what challenges and opportunities they create for engineers, researchers, and businesses.Whether you are a student, engineer, researcher, or EV enthusiast, this course will equip you with the knowledge to confidently engage with the rapidly growing field of automated electric vehicles.Practical takeaways:Learn how EV automation works step by step.Understand real-world applications and challenges.Get insights into the future of autonomous EVs.Who this course is forEngineering students (electrical, electronics, mechanical, automotive, or mechatronics) who want to build skills in EV automation.Professionals in the automotive or EV industry looking to upskill in autonomous driving and smart mobility technologies.Researchers and academics interested in exploring automation integration with electric vehicle systems.EV enthusiasts and hobbyists curious about how self-driving and automation technologies work in electric cars.Entrepreneurs and startups aiming to understand automation opportunities in the EV market.Anyone passionate about the future of sustainable and intelligent transportation.
Who this course is for
Engineering students
Professionals in the automotive or EV industry
Researchers and academics
EV enthusiasts and hobbyists
Entrepreneurs and startups
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