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Utilizing Driving Simulators in the Development and Evaluation of Advanced Safety Systems
Technical Paper
2006-21-0048
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Convergence 2006
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English
Abstract
This paper describes research that we have conducted in developing, prototyping, and evaluating active safety systems. Because driving simulators can be used to produce a rich variety of situations that are critical to the testing of active safety systems without compromising participant safety, they may be an excellent tool in the development and evaluation of active safety systems. Specifically, we present basic research on context aware systems that can be applied to driver assistance systems; we discuss the Driver Advocate™, an active safety system which has been implemented in our driving simulator as well as with limited functionality in a real-world vehicle; and finally, we discuss the results of evaluations of a lane change warning system and a system that can suspend phone conversations during demanding driving situations.
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Authors
- Christopher Schreiner - Motorola Intelligent Systems Lab
- Kari Torkkola - Motorola Intelligent Systems Lab
- Keshu Zhang - Motorola Intelligent Systems Lab
- Gardner Mike - Motorola Intelligent Systems Lab
- Bob Leivian - Motorola Intelligent Systems Lab
- John Summers - Motorola Intelligent Systems Lab
- Harry Zhang - Motorola Intelligent Systems Lab
- Chip Wood - Info Inc.
Citation
Schreiner, C., Torkkola, K., Zhang, K., Mike, G. et al., "Utilizing Driving Simulators in the Development and Evaluation of Advanced Safety Systems," SAE Technical Paper 2006-21-0048, 2006.Also In
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