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OUTLINE – INFORMATION NEEDS FOR OTHER ROAD USERS
- Toyota Advanced Safety Development & Deployment
- Collaborative Safety Research Center
- Social Interaction of Automated Vehicles Research
INFORMATION NEEDS FOR OTHER ROAD USERS SOCIAL INTERACTION OF AVS - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
INFORMATION NEEDS FOR OTHER ROAD USERS SOCIAL INTERACTION OF AVS - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
INFORMATION NEEDS FOR OTHER ROAD USERS SOCIAL INTERACTION OF AVS Governance of the Safety of Automated Vehicles Salle XXVII, Palais des Nations Geneva, Switzerland June 29, 2017 Chuck Gulash OUTLINE INFORMATION NEEDS FOR OTHER ROAD USERS
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TOYOTA SAFETY TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT AND DEPLOYMENT
Step Up
Accident-free Society
Step Up Step Up Step Up Blue: System covers cause of traffic accident fatalities
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- Vehicles adapt to drivers,
- Watch over each other,
- Team-based relationship – helping each other
TOYOTA SAFETY TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT AND DEPLOYMENT
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Driving Intelligence Connected Intelligence Interactive Intelligence
TOYOTA SAFETY TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT AND DEPLOYMENT
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OUTLINE – INFORMATION NEEDS FOR OTHER ROAD USERS
- Toyota Advanced Safety Development & Deployment
- Collaborative Safety Research Center
- Social Interaction of Automated Vehicles Research
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COLLABORATIVE SAFETY RESEARCH CENTER
Open / External Research in NA Share Output Globally
In January 2011, Toyota founded the Collaborative Safety Research Center (CSRC) in Ann Arbor, Michigan with the desire to enhance the safety and security of drivers and pedestrians alike, while making broader contributions to society as a whole.
Akio Toyoda, President, Toyota Motor Corporation
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COLLABORATIVE SAFETY RESEARCH CENTER – 2011 TO 2016
44
projects
23 200+
researchers
200+
papers Research Institutes
Main Research Areas
2011 – 2016
- Distracted Driving
- Vulnerable Road Users
- Active Safety
Search “CSRC 5 Year Chronicle” to download pdf.
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CSRC PROJECTS RELATED TO UNECE FIVE PILLARS
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Related CSRC Projects
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COLLABORATIVE SAFETY RESEARCH CENTER – 2017 TO 2021
Hx
Main Research Areas 2017 – 2021
- Active / Passive Integration
- Human Experience (Hx)
- Driver State Detection
- Data Analytics – Naturalistic Data Sets
Safe Transition to Future Mobility
Automated & Connected
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CSRC NEXT PROJECTS RELATED TO UNECE GOALS
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OUTLINE – INFORMATION NEEDS FOR OTHER ROAD USERS
- Toyota Advanced Safety Development & Deployment
- Collaborative Safety Research Center
- Social Interaction of Automated Vehicles Research
Mixed Automation Road User Interaction Education / Behavior Change
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SOCIAL INTERACTION – THE LANGUAGE OF DRIVING
- Driving includes multiple levels
and cycles of communication
- Research to understand implicit
bi-directional non-verbal communication
- What is the “personality” of road
intersections
- Can AV’s communicate to other
road users by mimicking human driver behavior?
In Progress
Interaction Environment
Unsignalized Intersection
Two-way Stop Four-way Stop
Pedestrian Bicycle Crossings
Other Road Users Driver & Vehicle
AV
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SOCIAL INTERACTION – THE LANGUAGE OF DRIVING
In Progress Determine “Personality” Of Intersection Determine Road User Behavioral Profiles
Predict Pedestrian Intent
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In Progress
Detecting pedestrian and vehicle movement dynamics
SOCIAL INTERACTION – THE LANGUAGE OF DRIVING
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In Progress
Pedestrian glance classification
SOCIAL INTERACTION – THE LANGUAGE OF DRIVING
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In Progress
Pedestrian body pose estimation
SOCIAL INTERACTION – THE LANGUAGE OF DRIVING
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SOCIETAL ACCEPTANCE – ADVANCED SAFETY TECHNOLOGY
Mental Models
Education & Training
Behaviors
Fostering safe driving behavior Education and training methods for the 2020’s Learning how to create appropriate mental models Risk mitigation methods for the 2020’s
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SOCIETAL ACCEPTANCE – FOSTERING SAFE DRIVING BEHAVIOR IN THE 2020’S
What evidence-based factors are possible for long-term changes in road user behaviors?
Level of motivation developed
Health Belief Model Self-Determination Theory Theory of Planned Behavior
In Development
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SOCIETAL ACCEPTANCE – MENTAL MODELS OF NEW SAFETY TECHNOLOGY
Error related negativity
Understand how users develop and maintain mental models, explore new methods of introducing and educating users on new technologies
Hajcak, G (2012)
In Development
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SOCIETAL ACCEPTANCE – EFFECTIVE TRAINING FOR RISK MITIGATION IN THE 2020’S
Predict the future nature of self-regulating behaviors, evaluate methods of enhancing self-regulation
In Development
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