Autonomous Driving System for Advanced Safety Vehicle

Advanced vehicle safety and content distribution system

Advanced vehicle content distribution system (ACDS)is complemented by improved network connectivity with Mobile Network 3G, 4G network. Advanced content distribution system uses Access Points deployed along roadside. APs coordinate and collaborate to distribute content to vehicles in mobility. The infrastructure of deployed APs solves real time issues like predicting errors in movement, limited...

Impact of vehicle seat back inclination on occupational driving safety

This study determined effect of automobile seat backrest inclination on lattisimus dorsi muscle electromyographic (EMG) activity. Myoelectric activity was determined at two seat backrest angles (90 degrees and 100 degrees inclinations).  Twenty-one (21) participants were engaged in the study. Electromygraphic activity at 90 degrees inclination had slope value of -0.065 mV/minute while ...

Driving to Safety: How Many Miles of Driving Would It Take to Demonstrate Autonomous Vehicle Reliability?

• In parallel to creating new testing methods, it is imperative to develop adaptive regulations that are designed from the outset to evolve with the technology so that society can better harness the benefits and manage the risks of these rapidly evolving and potentially transformative technologies. Key findings In the United States, roughly 32,000 people are killed and more than two million inj...

Advanced Autonomous Vehicle Design for Severe Environments

The Advanced Safety Vehicle

The development of an advanced safety vehicle (ASV) has primary importance for automobile manufactures and customers. The safety measures of modern vehicles involve active and passive safety. Active safety devices provide the driver with warning signals or aaect the vehicle's motion in order to prevent an accident. Passive safety devices help to avoid injuires and post-collision hazards if an a...