This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Chang'an University. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Zhishun Wang and Critical-Scenario Generation for Autonomous Driving
Introduction
Zhishun Wang is an inventor based in Xi’an, China, and is associated with Chang’an University. His work includes a patented method for generating critical scenarios used to test autonomous-driving systems.
Latest Patents
Wang is named on 1 patent: “Method, System, Apparatus, and Medium for Generating Critical Scenarios in Autonomous Driving Tests.” The invention generates an initial scenario using a lane-coordinate system, then constructs a one-way, single-lane car-following scenario and a one-way, dual-lane cut-in scenario. These scenarios include an autonomous vehicle controlled by an intelligent driving model and one or more agent vehicles. The approach is designed to produce challenging test scenarios efficiently and accurately, helping accelerate the evaluation of autonomous-driving performance and safety in complex, high-risk conditions.
Career Highlights
Wang’s patent work addresses a key challenge in autonomous-vehicle development: creating realistic and demanding scenarios for system testing and verification. His disclosed method combines lane-based scenario generation with car-following and cut-in situations.
Collaborations
Wang’s listed coworkers include Ruru Hao and Zhou Zhou. His work is associated with Chang’an University.
Conclusion
Zhishun Wang’s patented scenario-generation method contributes to the testing of autonomous-driving systems by providing structured, critical situations for evaluating their performance and safety.
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