Past events

SAFER's Vehicle Dynamics Competence Network and SVEA arranges their annual seminar and you are welcome to attend!

Welcome to a SAFER Thursday lunch seminar! At the SAFER annual meeting in March, Arriver joined SAFER as a new level 2 partner. In this seminar Annika Larsson will give us an overall introduction to the company and possible collaboration opportunities.

Welcome to a workshop to identify suitable use cases for new proactive method based on surrogate measures of safety for studying the effects of the physical and digital infrastructure on the interaction between road users in a mixed-mobility environment!

Welcome to a SAFER Thursday lunch seminar! This week Ke Lu from Chalmers University of Technology will present results from the SAFER pre-study SYNCOPE, an investigation into the medical conditions that cause driver impairment and potential sensing methods for detection. Also, Ines Heinig from SAFER will give an overview of the pre-study program.

Welcome to join the final event for MICA 2!

Welcome to a SAFER Thursday lunch seminar! This week our host is Fredrik Sandblom, competence network leader for AD safety assurance at SAFER. Fredrik will guide us through TS5083, a technical specification with the scope to provide guidance of the steps for developing and validating safe automated driving features.

​​​​​​​Welcome to the SAFER Research area day! During these days the SAFER partners meet in the four Reference groups. These meetings are the formal arena for partners to meet and identify key issues and initiate needs-driven research, the base for establishing world-class competitive project portfolios. The work include to develop the project portfolio and secure that we conduct the research

In these webinars we give you an update about ongoing activities and opportunities for collaborations within the partnership! The meeting is open for all SAFER-partners.

Very welcome to a SAFER Thursday lunch seminar! This week features a presentation on the SAFER associated project SHAPE-IT.

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Welcome to a SAFER Thursday lunch seminar! This week Anna-Lena Andersson from The Swedish Transport Administration will give a presentation on suicides in the transport system and most importantly, strategies to prevent these tragedies.

Welcome to a SAFER Thursday lunch seminar! This week we will learn more about our new SAFER partner Einride! During the seminar, Einride staff will give an overall presentation of the company and deep dive into research needs related to verification and human behaviour.

Welcome to learn more about the effects, outcomes and main highlights of the SAFER in 2022 March 10, 09:30-10:30, followed by a networking coffee!

Most welcome to the SAFER Research and Project Day! The purpose of this online-event is to present some of SAFER’s main highlights for our joint research achievements in 2022.

Welcome to our annual SAFER Shareholders meeting!

Welcome to a SAFER Thursday lunch seminar! This week the topic is mode confusion, Fjollë Novakazi from Volvo Cars will give a presentation to the SAFER community.

Welcome to Xiaomi Yang's licentiate seminar "The use of computational driver behavior models in crash avoidance systems and virtual simulations with optimal subsampling"! Xiaomi is a PhD student at the Division of Vehicle Safety, Chalmers, and this licentiate is part of the SAFER associated project "Shape-It". Abstract: Traffic safety is a problem worldwide. In-vehicle conflict and crash avoidance systems have

In the SAFER Thursday lunch seminar March 2, we will learn about the new Swedish Emergency Services National development center.

Fredrick Ekman is defending his thesis entitled “User trust here and now but not necessarily there and then - A Design Perspective on Appropriate Trust in Automated Vehicles, and you are welcome to attend!

Welcome to Alexander Rasch's doctoral defence: "Drivers overtaking cyclists and pedestrians: Modeling road-user behavior for traffic safety"! Alexander Rasch is a PhD student in the Crash Analysis and Prevention (CAP) group at Chalmers University. His research focuses on modelling the interaction between vehicle drivers and vulnerable road users like cyclists or pedestrians. Opponent: Christopher Cherry (Professor, University of Tennessee, Knoxville