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How can Blockchain be Integrated into Autonomous Systems to Ensure Data Integrity and Trustworthiness, and What are the Potential Pitfalls in Decentralized Autonomous System Operations?

Arda Mesci, Efe Eren

Asian Journal of Research in Computer Science · pp. 1–14 · Published 6 Jan 2024

10.9734/ajrcos/2024/v17i2413

Abstract

Real-time applications always have security issues present in their ecosystem which needs to be improved. Blockchain technology can be considered as a solution that can ensure network security. The integration of blockchain technology into autonomous systems has now become an important candidate to resolve network security issues in devices that work on p2p communications. As humans become more reliant on autonomous vehicles, the importance of finding a solution to the problems linked with data security needs to be addressed to comply with international security laws. The paper aims to find the importance of blockchain technology and how it can be integrated into different classes of autonomous vehicles. In the research, an analysis of existing papers will be included along with a proposed design that can be deployed to solve the problems associated with data security using blockchain technology. Besides the improvements offered by blockchain technology, all the additional challenges associated with designing a new system and deploying this technology will be reviewed. The limitations of the works along with the future research opportunities that might open up will be presented in this paper.

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