Dharminder Chaudhary

The Internet of Vehicles (IoV) has emerged as a promising application capable of enhancing transportation efficiency and providing a variety of mobile services to drivers. This IoV enables real-time data sharing among vehicles and infrastructure, allowing for better traffic flow, reduced congestion, and optimized routes.

The goal of intelligent transportation systems is becoming more and more realized with the use of the Internet of Vehicles (IoV) and the rapid advancement of processing and communication technologies. Nonetheless, a lot of Internet of Vehicles applications depend on a central processing and storage unit as well as wireless transmission mediators. This may result in exorbitant expenses and delays, as well as the disclosure of real data.

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