Title: Intelligent Vehicle Safety Systems Program
1Intelligent Vehicle Safety Systems Program
2IVSS Program Status
- Started 2004 with a total budget of 90 million
- Covering 7 core technology areas
- Now 16 approved projects at a value of 34 million
- Approved projects involving 16 companies, 5
universities and 4 institutes - Open to foreign companies with a Swedish partner
3IVSS Core Technologies Projects (1)
- Crashworthiness Biomechanics
- Inertial Navigation Sensor for Crash Dummies (4)
- Active and Passive Safety for Ultra-light Roof
Modules (4) - Pedestrian Injury Mitigation System (3)
- Driver Support HMI
- Workload Estimation Dialogue Management (3)
- Intersection Accidents Analysis and Prevention
(2) - Optimized System Integration for Safe Interaction
in Vehicles OPTIVe (5) - Communication Platforms
- The Safe Communication Platform (5)
- Intelligent Road Infrastructure Telematics
- Vehicle Control by Using Preview Information (3)
4IVSS Core Technologies Projects (2)
- Sensor-rich Embedded System
- Sensor Data Fusion for Automotive Safety Systems
SEFS (3) - Dependable Systems
- Cost Efficient Dependable Electronic Systems
CEDES (5) - Autoval - Validation Methods and Safety-Related
Automotive Electronics (5) - Fault Detection and Isolation for Fault Tolerant
Architectures (3) - Vehicle Dynamic Safety Systems
- Road Friction Estimation RFE (5)
- Driver Apprehension of Vehicle Response (3)
- Integrated Retardation Control IRC (2)
- Systems for Collision Avoidance (2)
5driver support human machine interface systems
1
- HMI standardisation
- selective prioritised
- driver information
reduced number of HMI components sensor fusion
driver in control individual adaptation to
driver and driver situation
6communication platforms external/internal to
the vehicles
2
- automatic sorting and categorising
- of information
- operates in 3 modes
- advisory, warning and control
railroad / tram collision avoidance corporate
collision and warning
7sensor rich embedded systems
3
rollover detection vehicle stability detection of
occupants and/or their positions drowsiness
detection night vision pressure sensors for
tires transmissions brakes wheel speed steering
angle pedal position sunlight and rain / moisture
sensors etc.
- sensors needs range from
- external objects/vision enhancement
- (other vehicles, persons, animals, traffic signs
etc.) - to internal vehicle states
- (tire pressure, friction monitoring, vehicle
stability etc.)
8intelligent road infrastructure telematics
4
- increasing cooperation between
- government authorities, IT-community and
- transport industry in making integrated
- transport systems faster, more reliable
- and as a safe infrastructure
- intelligent transport systems new
- possibilities for traffic planning control
- active traffic observation and information
- smart guidance - find the most suitable
- way to the destination
9dependable systems
5
- all systems can depend to start
- quickly and run safely for a long time
- improved predictable error detection
- and failure tolerant architecture
- completely problem free ownership
- experience
10vehicle dynamic safety systems
6
- keep the driver on top
- of sudden events
- driver and vehicle always
- considered as one system
reduce driver task load provide relevant and
timely information about traffic/road/weather
condition provide relevant information to other
traffic
11crashworthiness, biomechanics and design of
vehicles for crash avoidance and injury
prevention
7
- intelligent / adaptive systems solutions
- prevent and predict accidents
- active injury prevention
- ability to adapt to varying accident scenarios
- pedestrian protection, smart airbags,
- rollover sensors etc.