Project

Boundary conditions for vehicle automation 2

Period
1 April 2014–20 February 2015
Project manager
Jonas Didoff

The overall goal is to make Sweden a world leader in automated driving, building a common competence base encompassing all different areas needed to implement automated vehicles, both cooperative and autonomous. This project will constitute a platform that gathers the Swedish stakeholders and actors – vehicle manufacturers, suppliers, universities, institutes etc. – needed to create the best automated driving research. The ARV-2 project, running from April 2014 to December 2014 continues the efforts of collaboration between the partners by promoting research in areas that are of common interest. As a result of ARV-1, three areas have been selected for further exploration: Automated vehicles in a mixed environment; Driver Free Areas; Safety in Automated Driving.

Short facts

Research area
Systems for accident prevention and AD
Financier(s)

FFI

Partners

SAFER, Viktoria Swedish ICT, Scania AB, Volvo AB, Volvo Car Corporation, Autoliv

Project no

A53

Project type
Project