2002-03-04
Intelligent Vehicles Designed by Intelligent Students 2002-01-0404
The Intelligent Ground Vehicle Competition (IGVC) is a multidisciplinary exercise in product realization for college engineering students. They design, build, and compete with autonomous vehicles in events ranging from lane following, obstacle avoidance, platooning, to Global Positioning System (GPS) navigation. Technologies involved include electronic controls, computer-based vision systems, object detection, rangefinding, and global positioning. The real world applications are in intelligent transportation systems, the military, and manufacturing automation. Students have been creative and have learned a great deal. Industry recruiters have been highly supportive.
SAE MOBILUS
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BOOK
Active Safety and Connectivity in the Mobility Industry
TECHNICAL PAPER
To Err Is Human: The Role of Human Derived Safety Metrics in an Age of Automated Vehicles
2021-01-0875
TECHNICAL PAPER
Launch of ITS in Yokohama, Japan- Progress of an ITS Field Operational Test for Traffic Safety and Congestion -
2008-21-0011
