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Interior Sensing for Automotive Occupant Safety
Technical Paper
2002-21-0031
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The industry strategy for automotive safety systems has been evolving over the last 20 years. Systems, such as frontal and side airbags, are available today on the worldwide market that provide proven safety benefits.
Interest in advanced safety systems for occupant protection and accident avoidance, is focused on making further reductions in road fatalities and injuries. Interior occupant sensing systems for advanced restraint systems, trapped occupant sensing, and driver monitoring are today under intense development as part of the industry's safety vision.
In this paper, we will discuss the need for and requirements of interior occupant sensing systems, as well as applicable technologies
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Kosiak, W., Fultz, W., and Witt, G., "Interior Sensing for Automotive Occupant Safety," SAE Technical Paper 2002-21-0031, 2002.Also In
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