prediction model for handling the flash mechanism in the vehicle

Comment:
After the files being transferred to the target vehicle over the air, a mechanism is needed to distribute these files to the required ECU by the infotainment system. The mechanism shall have the capability of flashing each ECU with the downloaded files. The mechanism shall have the capability of rollback in case of failure. The mechanism shall use the standard process used by OEM to flash ECUs in the vehicle to ensure compatibility.

the model must be new method that is better than the one used in industry. there must be comparison analysis and simulation and results.

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