This invention describes a system for detecting when vehicles send out bad information about their surroundings, specifically in messages called Collective Perception Messages (CPMs). It works by checking the data in these messages for inconsistencies, like if a reported object is outside the sensor's view or if the reported clear space doesn't match up. If inconsistencies are found, the system reports the potential misbehavior to a central authority.
Why it matters: Filed as V2X was still maturing. With increasing real-world V2X data volumes and the push for higher autonomy, the need for automated, real-time trust mechanisms like these consistency checks has become more urgent, and the processing power to execute them more readily available in vehicle systems.
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