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AI-Enabled Smart Mobility
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02 November 2026
AI-Enabled Smart Mobility – Volume II explores how artificial intelligence, connected vehicles, and intelligent infrastructure are transforming modern transportation. The volume addresses intelligent transportation systems, cooperative vehicle–infrastructure systems, autonomous driving, traffic flow prediction, and data-driven urban mobility. It examines 5G connectivity, cybersecurity, digital twins, predictive maintenance, computer vision, multimodal perception, smart routing, accident detection, passenger safety, and IoT-enabled mobility. Particular attention is given to sustainable transportation, accessibility, mobility equity, and resilient transport networks. Bringing together vehicle intelligence, infrastructure, sensing, communication, and decision support, the book offers interdisciplinary perspectives on safer, efficient, inclusive smart cities and urban resilience.
The editorial team of AI-Enabled Smart Mobility – Volume II brings together expertise in artificial intelligence, electronics, communication, intelligent transportation, IoT, manufacturing, and sustainable engineering. Dr. Pushan Kumar Dutta, Amity University Kolkata, works on AI, intelligent systems, IoT, data science, and sustainable technologies. Dr. C. Suganthi Evangeline, Sri Eshwar College of Engineering, specialises in embedded systems, IoT, wireless communication, AI-enabled vehicular communication, IoV, VANETs, and V2V systems. Dr. Karthik Chandran contributes expertise in engineering and emerging technologies, while Dr. X. Anitha Mary contributes to engineering education and technology-oriented research. Prof. J. Paulo Davim, University of Aveiro, Portugal, is an internationally recognised scholar in manufacturing, materials, mechanical and industrial engineering, sustainability, and Industry 5.0, with extensive research and editorial experience.