Introduction to Artificial Intelligence in Automotive Engineering

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Introduction to Artificial Intelligence in Automotive Engineering

Understanding Theory and Practical Applications

Mathematics Mechanical engineering Automotive technology and trades Artificial intelligence

Authors: Thomas Imre Cyrille Buidin, Florin Emil Mariasiu

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Language: English

Published by: CRC Press

Published on: 30th June 2026

Format: LCP-protected ePub

ISBN: 9781040869901


Understanding AI in Automotive Engineering

This book serves as a timely and practical guide to understanding how artificial intelligence (AI) can be harnessed in automotive engineering. It not only demystifies complex AI methods but also equips readers with the tools to creatively apply them to their own engineering challenges.

Hands-On Approach to AI Tools

Drawing from the authors' extensive teaching experience, this book adopts a hands-on approach to applying AI tools - such as regression, classification, clustering, and deep learning (DL) - to real-world engineering challenges. Through clear explanations and step-by-step algorithmic structures, readers are introduced to the foundational AI concepts and guided through practical applications using real automotive data.

Practical Examples

Examples include predicting electric vehicle energy consumption under varying conditions, assessing battery degradation, analyzing brake system wear, and implementing intelligent control for thermal management (HVAC systems). This book demonstrates how AI can optimize performance, enhance safety and drive innovation.

Skills Development

Each chapter builds essential skills, including setting up machine learning (ML) environments, implementing regression and classification models, constructing decision trees, applying clustering techniques, and designing neural networks (NNs).

Target Audience

This guide is essential for postgraduate students interested in exploring how AI can be applied in engineering.

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