Journal of Auto-vehicle Safety Association ISSN:2005-9396(Print) 자동차안전학회지

Efforts are being made worldwide to usher in the era of autonomous driving. According to an IEEE report, it is expected that by 2040, approximately 75% of vehicles worldwide will have transitioned to autonomous Vehicle. Looking at the actual stages of autonomous driving, SAE Level 4 autonomous vehicles are expected to bring about a paradigm shift in the future automotive market, operating at a level where driver intervention is not necessary, with the system performing core driving control, monitoring the driving environment, and handling emergencies, although the system does not always have complete control. Accordingly, in the case of the automobile inspection business, which is one of the major businesses conducted by the Korea. Level 4 autonomous vehicles may not have drivers, so the existing inspection methods have limitations. therefore, based on various standards and current research conducted by the KAVIC(Korea Advanced Vehicle Inspection R&D Center), I intend to propose the direction of Level 4 Autonomous Vehicle inspection technology. This Study aims to understand the trends of autonomous vehicles both domestically and internationally, and to analyze the current safety standards for Level 3 autonomous vehicles accordingly. Furthermore, we aim to introduce the developed inspection technologies for autonomous vehicles and propose conducting inspections for Level 4 autonomous vehicles through control technologies, such as remote control inspections for autonomous driving-related system and in person inspections for hardware audits.