Informatietype:
Event
Thema:
Smart vehicles
Unit:
Mobility & Built Environment

Safe automated driving

TNO continuously pushes the boundaries of inherently safe and responsible self-driving, an intriguing and multi-faceted challenge. During our Meet the Expert sessions, we will delve deeper into the opportunities, developments, and challenges we currently face regarding self-driving cars.

Startdatum:
-
Time:
16:00 (CET)
Location:
Online, Microsoft Teams
Costs:
Free

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Driving monitoring automated driving

The introduction of more and more different advanced driver assistance systems and automated driving systems in new vehicles makes the interaction between driver and vehicle more complex and prone to errors. This puts increasing and changing requirements on the design of the Human-Machine Interface. In addition, driver monitoring is increasingly used to ensure that the driver is appropriately engaged in the driving task. This webinar will discuss the newest developments and challenges.

Meet the experts:

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Jan Souman, Senior Scientist Human Factors at TNO

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Marieke Martens, Principal Scientist at TNO and Professor at TU Eindhoven

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Alexandra Mueller, Insurance Institute for Highway Safety

“Partial automation is a sophisticated form of driver assistance technology, but people often misunderstand its limits, which can lead to system misuse and driver distraction.”

Context-aware automated driving

Explainability and traceability is crucial for the safe deployment and successful certification of automated vehicles. TNO’s hybrid AI approach enhances the reasoning capabilities of self-driving systems by incorporating robust, context-aware motion planning. In this “Meet the Expert session”, experts explain the methodology and concrete demonstrators of this hybrid AI approach.

Meet the experts:

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Jochem Brouwer, Consultant Automated Driving at TNO

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Chris van der Ploeg, Medior Scientist Specialist at TNO

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Henrik Pettersson, Scania Group:

One of the key challenges that must be addressed to introduce autonomous vehicles on a larger scale is how to design a system that can safely, intelligently, and efficiently navigate various traffic situations, environments, and weather conditions — even when the vehicle encounters an unfamiliar scenario.”

Digital Infrastructure

We aim to enhance mobility by making it safer, more sustainable, and efficient. Intelligent vehicle systems are key to this, supported by a robust digital infrastructure. Integrating external data can significantly improve these systems, extending the vehicle’s operational horizon. In this session, we will discuss challenges and solutions, including Intelligent Speed Assistance (ISA), e-charging, and smart intersections.

Meet the experts:

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Daniel Altgassen, Systems Engineer/ Architect at TNO

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Peter-Paul Schackmann, Senior Project Manager for Connected Mobility at TNO

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