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Benefits And Challenges of Edge Computing For Real-Time Data Processing in Manufacturing And Autonomous Vehicles Industries

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Unknown Author
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Unknown University
Department
General
Abstract
This study investigates how edge computing can fundamentally improve real-time data processing
in both manufacturing and autonomous vehicle industries by exploring both its key benefits and
inherent challenges. It outlines how edge computing reduces latency, minimizes bandwidth
demands, and enhances data privacy by enabling processing directly on-site or in-vehicle. The
research examines use cases such as predictive maintenance in smart factories and rapid decisionmaking in autonomous navigation. At the same time, it addresses the technological and operational
hurdles, including edge node scalability, system interoperability, network reliability, resource
limitations, and security vulnerabilities. By combining real-world industry scenarios and
comparative analysis, the study offers strategic insights into optimizing edge computing
deployments to drive efficiency, reliability, and responsiveness in mission-critical environments.
How to Cite
Unknown Author (2026). Benefits And Challenges of Edge Computing For Real-Time Data Processing in Manufacturing And Autonomous Vehicles Industries. Master's thesis, Unknown University, General.
