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ACTIVITIES:: eSafety :: Automation Workshop

Workshop on Automation in Road Transport, Brussels (BE), 26 October 2011

An increasingly automated road transport system has the potential to revolutionise road traffic by significantly improving safety and energy efficiency, reducing drivers' stress and fatigue and decreasing congestions and pollution.

Objective of the workshop :  to explore and promote the potential of highly automated vehicles and applications for intelligent and sustainable mobility.


Organiser :
Francisco Ferreira, ICT for Transport, DG Information Society and Media, European Commission (INFSO/G4). Email : infso-g4@ec.europa.eu

 

Minutes of the workshop


Presentations
:

Session 1: Setting the scene - Chair: Juhani Jaaskelainen, EC

 

a) Introduction: The benefits of Automation - Juhani Jaaskelainen, EC

 

b) Study SMART 64 on Automation - Bastiaan Krosse, TNO

c) Have-it project results and future actions - Dr. Reiner Hoeger, Continental

d) Other projects:

 

- CityMobil - Adriano Alessandrini, University of Roma

- SARTRE - Dr. Solyom, Volvo Car, Sweeden

- MOVEMILE (not funded by EU) - António Cunha, MOVEMILE

e) International situation – overview - Steve Shladover, University of California

Session 2: Additional requirements for automation - Chair: Antonio Fernandez-Ranada Shaw, EC

 

a) HMI and User Acceptance - Anna Schieben, DLR

b) Standardization & Certification - András Csepinszky, ERTICO (10')

                                                      

     Standardization & Certification - Dr Wilhelm Kincses, Daimler (10')

c) Liability and Legal Aspects - Tom Gasser, BAST

d) Infrastructure requirements - Michel Parent, ex-INRIA

Session 3 Application Areas - Chair: Helen Koepman, EC

 

a) The connected car in an automation environment. What Cooperative Systems can bring to automation? - Markos Papageorgiou, Technical University of Crete

b) Urban Mobility/Interurban Mobility - Adriano Alessandrini, University of Roma

c) Freight and logistics - Paolo Paganelli, Bluegreen Strategy

d) Platooning - Dr. Solyom, Volvo Car, Sweeden

 

Conclusions of the workshop

 


Background documents & links :

Final Agenda

The Final Report of the Automated driving Study - SMART 2010/0064 ("Definition of necessary vehicle and infrastructure systems for Automated Driving") identifies possible deployment strategies for automated driving.
The study was conducted by TNO, DLR and the University of Southampton.
 

HAVEit final report - Highly automated vehicles for intelligent transport
Link to the SARTRE project - Safe Road Trains for the Environment
Link to the CityMobil project - Towards advanced road transport for the urban environment

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