In collaboration with the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, VTTI developed and implemented a pilot sentinel surveillance system at two Level I trauma centers: one in Roanoke, VA, and the other in Winston-Salem, NC.
Drivers and construction workers have always communicated with each other through various methods such as hand gestures and eye contact. With the advent of highly automated vehicles (HAVs) on the horizon, the transportation industry is interested in the ability of these vehicles to communicate their intent to other road users.
The objective of this project is to assess the environmental effects of a wide deployment of C-V2X and to evaluate the potential safety effects of C-V2X on various traffic participants.
While quiet vehicles may seem to be desirable, their lack of noise can pose a danger to pedestrians.
This project is analyzing the performance of an Automated Placard Reader System (APRS) under real-world operating scenarios.
To resolution issues when utilizing radar on a small scale, VTTI has proposed a high-level sensor fusion method between radar and automotive-grade LiDAR.