Connected Vehicle Challenge - Winners Announced
This year’s entries in the Connected Vehicle Challenge were more technology driven than ever. Out of the box thinking by our universities and start-ups set the tone for innovation.
The 2019 Connect Vehicle Challenge Winners
First Place:
Sam Stone and Layne Gustafson, State University of New York at Binghamton: HazARD: Hazard Autonomous Reporting and Detection
Second Place:
Andrew Ferree, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University: Connected Pedestrians and Cyclists
Third Place:
Konstantin Berezin, presented by Bruce Coventry: Caaresys: Contactless Passenger Monitoring System
Competition Finalists
CPD - Child Presence Detection
Bruce Coventry, Caaresys
Connected Two Wheelers, Safe Two Wheelers
Rutooj Deshpande, Team: GoVidYouth Mobility
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Project Proposal
Andrew Ferree, Zachary Saidman, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Duality Proposal
Apurva Shah, Duality Robotics
Digi Plates
Ali Simeto, Ulozi motors
HazARD: Hazard Autonomous Reporting and Detection
Sam Stone and Layne Gustafson, Binghamton University
Connected Vehicle Accident Predictor for Pedestrian Safety
Lisheng Yang, Virginia Tech
Panelist of Judges
- Mitch Dornich, Vice President of Product at Sirius XM, Connected Vehicle
- Michael G. Carpenter, Vehicle Performance Owner – Active Safety, General Motors Company
- Oliver Spiess, Director Product Strategy, ZF
- Timothy Yerdon, Executive, Ford Motor Co.
- Joe Barkai, Consultant, Speaker, Author and Blogger
Organized by the SAE Vehicle Internet of Things Program Committee.
