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Requirements of Automated Driving to Traffic Infrastructure

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  Self-driving vehicle

Problem Definition

Automation and networking of driving functions are becoming more and more important. Nevertheless, there are many situations in which today's automated vehicles reach their limits (for example: in workplaces, in bad weather conditions, etc.). In these situations, traffic infrastructure can support the vehicles.

Project Objective

Presentation and evaluation of infrastructure potentials to support automated driving in the future. As a basis for the elaboration of the potentials, traffic infrastructure areas (BAB, extra-urban as well as intra-urban roads) and external boundary conditions or deficits (e.g. in working areas, tunnels, lane reductions, etc.) as well as the type of restriction are to be determined first.

Implementation

The potentials of traffic infrastructure for automated driving are analyzed based on an evaluation of the findings from already existing test fields for autonomous driving with a special focus on infrastructure. Furthermore, the weaknesses of the automated vehicles, in particular of the sensors used, will be investigated.

 

Cooperation

This project will be conducted by the RWTH Aachen Campus Center Building and Infrastructure Engineering. Project partners involved are

HOCHTIEF Aktiengesellschaft

SWARCO AG

Zeppelin Rental GmbH

Processors

Dr.-Ing. Dirk Kemper

Arnd Pettirsch, M. Sc. TUM

Year of Completion

2021