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SIS14 ERTRAC/CARTRE Roadmap: coordination of Automated driving R&D in Europe Agenda: SIS14 ERTRAC/CARTRE Roadmap: coordin ination of of Automated driv riving R& R&D in in Europe Welcome and Introduction to ERTRAC and Xavier


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SIS14 ERTRAC/CARTRE Roadmap: coordination of Automated driving R&D in Europe

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Agenda: SIS14

ERTRAC/CARTRE Roadmap: coordin ination of

  • f Automated driv

riving R& R&D in in Europe

Welcome and Introduction to ERTRAC and CARTRE Xavier Aertsens (ERTRAC) and Bastiaan Krosse (TNO) The perspective of the European Commission Ludger Rogge (DG RTD) Presentation of the ERTRAC / CARTRE Roadmap: Common Definitions Development Paths Coordination of national activities Key challenges Armin Gräter (BMW) Mats Rosenquist (Volvo) Risto Kulmala (FTA) Eckard Steiger (Bosch) Discussion with the audience Moderated by Bastiaan Krosse (TNO)

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Introduction to ERTRAC

Xavier Aertsens Director ERTRAC Office

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ERTRAC is the European Technology Platform (ETP) for Road Transport Research

ERTRAC gathers all actors involved in research: transport industries, research providers, infrastructure, national ministries, local authorities, European Commission services,...

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ERTRAC Roadmap on Automated Driving

  • First roadmap issued in 2015 at ITS World Bordeaux
  • New 2017 version presented today: full update!

✓ Common definitions agreed by the industry ✓ Up-to-date development paths for 3 applications ✓ Updated information on EU and national initiatives ✓ Recommendations for EU funding ✓ Discussion of key challenges and objectives Take a paper copy / visit the ERTRAC booth - S4 Download the electronic version on www.ertrac.org

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Introduction to CARTRE project

Bastiaan Krosse TNO

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Project Data

  • Coordination and Support Action
  • Start - end: 01/10/2016 – 30/09/2018
  • Coordination: ERTICO – ITS Europe with support from TNO
  • 36 direct partners from 9 EU MS
  • Open to associated partners – 16 so far
  • Duration: 24 Months
  • Resources: 248.50 MM
  • Total funding: 3.000 k€

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CARTRE objectives with respect to the expected impacts of the call

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Position Papers

  • First edition ready and presented at CAD conference in April
  • To define a position on research needed and collaboration desired
  • To capture the common ground: what do we agree on?
  • Including challenges & bottlenecks: what needs to be solved?
  • Including statements and positions: what needs to be done?
  • Used as input to ERTRAC roadmap
  • Next edition planned for October 2017

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How to contribute?

  • Subscribe to mailing list
  • Join CARTRE meetings and webinars
  • Become an associate member
  • Voting on statements will become available via the website
  • Visit the website for more information:

http://connectedautomateddriving.eu/

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Welcome and Introduction to ERTRAC and CARTRE Xavier Aertsens (ERTRAC) and Bastiaan Krosse (TNO) The perspective of the European Commission Ludger Rogge (DG RTD) Presentation of the ERTRAC / CARTRE Roadmap: Common Definitions Development Paths Coordination of national activities Key challenges Armin Gräter (BMW) Mats Rosenquist (Volvo) Risto Kulmala (FTA) Eckard Steiger (Bosch) Discussion with the audience Moderated by Bastiaan Krosse (TNO)

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Agenda: SIS14

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The perspective of the European Commission

Ludger Rogge DG RTD

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Welcome and Introduction to ERTRAC and CARTRE Xavier Aertsens (ERTRAC) and Bastiaan Krosse (TNO) The perspective of the European Commission Ludger Rogge (DG RTD) Presentation of the ERTRAC / CARTRE Roadmap: Common Definitions Development Paths Coordination of national activities Key challenges Armin Gräter (BMW) Mats Rosenquist (Volvo) Risto Kulmala (FTA) Eckard Steiger (Bosch) Discussion with the audience Moderated by Bastiaan Krosse (TNO)

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Agenda: SIS14

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Common Definitions

Armin Graeter BMW Group

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Automated Driving will shape our future Mobility:

  • Safety: reduce accidents caused by human errors.
  • Efficiency and environmental objectives: increase transport system efficiency

and reduce time in congested traffic. Also, smoother traffic will help to decrease the energy consumption and emissions of vehicles.

  • Comfort: enable user’s freedom for other activities when automated systems

are active.

  • Social inclusion: ensure mobility for all, including elderly and impaired users.
  • Accessibility: facilitate access to city centres.

ERTRAC Vision 2050: Vehicles should be electrified, automated and shared

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We need common definitions: in the EU and worldwide

  • 1. Levels of Automation

ERTRAC acknowledges the definitions of SAE J3016 defining the Levels

  • f Automated Driving.

The latest version shall be used, after the revision adopted in September 2016.

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  • 2. Road definitions

Some roads and areas are more suitable to introduce systems involving high level

  • f automation, before they can be deployed to open roads.
  • Confined areas with restricted access control, such as terminal areas and ports.
  • Dedicated road/lane where vehicles with specific automation level(s) are allowed

but the area is not confined, such as parking areas and dedicated lanes.

  • Open road with mixed traffic in single or multiple lane operation on local, regional,

and highway operation, for use by vehicles with any automation level. Local, regional, national and European and cross border regulation need to be taken into consideration when targeting automation level.

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  • 3. Definitions of Automated Driving Systems

Distinguish 3 application domains:

  • Systems for Automated Passenger Cars
  • Systems for Automated Freight Vehicles
  • Urban Mobility Vehicles

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Development Paths

Mats Rosenquist Volvo

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  • Building on established

Warning, Support and ADAS systems

  • Progressive step-wise

increase of automation level during the upcoming decade (L2-L4)

  • Full Automated vehicles (L5)

is for future deployment - but reserach needs to start

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  • Fully automated passenger

cars; time to initiate research?

  • First Highway Autopilot then

for Urban roads

  • Chauffeur applications

(<130kmh); e.g. Traffic Jam and later Highway

  • Traffic jam assist and Parking

assist already

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  • Fully automated mobility

vehicles; time to initiate research

  • Highly automated freight

vehicles; from confined areas and dedicated roads then on

  • pen roads
  • Truck Platooning; e.g. Multi-

brand platooning linking C- ITS and Automation

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  • Fully automated mobility

vehicles; research initiated

  • Highly automated urban

mobility vehicles; first on dedicated roads then in mixed traffic

  • Automated urban bus

chauffeur; e.g. traffic queue driving

  • Assist functionality for city-

buses; e.g. Bus-stop maneuvering

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Coordinating National Activities

Risto Kulmala Finnish Transport Agency

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Automated Driving is being developed everywhere

Source: Tom Alkim 2016

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Automated Driving is being developed everywhere

Source: Tom Alkim 2016

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ERTRAC Review of national activities

  • Austria
  • Finland
  • France
  • Germany
  • Greece
  • Japan
  • South Korea
  • USA

CARTRE Review of national activities

  • Netherlands
  • Spain
  • Sweden
  • United Kingdom

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Coordination of national activities

  • Meetings organised by EC & CARTRE (12/2016, 05/2017, …)
  • Themes for cooperation/coordination in testing phase
  • knowledge domains (legal, technical, human behavior, impact, deployment)
  • CARTRE themes (11 topics)
  • EU high level meeting conclusions (willingness to share vehicle data, need

for cross-border testing, impact on road operators and traffic management, cyber security, managed test environments)

  • etc.
  • How to coordinate and cooperate?
  • complementary pilots, cross-border actions, create comprehensive
  • verview, align pilots across various themes, exchange lessons learned

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Key Challenges

Eckard Steiger Robert Bosch GmbH

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Key Challenges on the Path to Higher Levels of Automated Driving

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Vehicles

  • In-vehicle technology enablers
  • Variety of vehicle concepts and use cases: Master complexity and cost –

built upon modularity, scalability, standardization and maintenance.

  • Production and industrialization
  • Cope transformation into software driven industry and handle complex

functional growth.

  • Deploy validation, release and quality assurance tests.
  • Consider impact on after-market industry.

sense think act

Source: Bosch

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Systems and Services

  • Human factors
  • Configure interaction between humans and automated vehicles (in-vehicle

and outside vehicle) at different levels of automation.

  • Connectivity
  • Specify and ensure AD needs for connectivity  Resilient and robust

communication in all environments.

  • New mobility services, shared economy and business models
  • Consider private, commercial and public users of automated vehicles.
  • Big data, artificial intelligence (AI) and their applications
  • Provide big data analytics and AI automated driving functions and

applications as enabler for automated driving.

  • Digital and physical infrastructure
  • Specify and ensure AD needs for infrastructure.

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Society

  • User awareness, users and societal acceptance and ethics, driver training
  • Policy and regulatory needs, European harmonization
  • Socio-economic assessment and sustainability
  • Safety validation and roadworthiness testing

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Welcome and Introduction to ERTRAC and CARTRE Xavier Aertsens (ERTRAC) and Bastiaan Krosse (TNO) The perspective of the European Commission Ludger Rogge (DG RTD) Presentation of the ERTRAC / CARTRE Roadmap: Common Definitions Development Paths Coordination of national activities Key challenges Armin Gräter (BMW) Mats Rosenquist (Volvo) Risto Kulmala (FTA) Eckard Steiger (Bosch) Discussion with the audience Moderated by Bastiaan Krosse (TNO)

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Agenda: SIS14

ERTRAC/CARTRE Roadmap: coordin ination of

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Discussion with the audience

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Thank you for your contribution