2006 ADASIS Forum Demo
Following the success of 2005, the -coordinated ADASIS Forum held its 2006 Demo Event on 30 November 2006 at the premises of partner Siemens VDO in Regensburg.
With 63 participants representing 30 organisations, this successful event was testament to both the increasing interest of the European automotive industry in the ADAS Horizon concept, and the benefits of using digital maps as a predictive sensor to enable or enhance ADAS applications.
All participants were welcomed by ADASIS Forum Chairman Dr J. Loewenau (BMW Group Research and Technology) and ADASIS Forum Coordinator V. Blervaque ( ).
The morning session started with keynote speeches from Dr D. Zittlau (Vice President ADAS, Siemens VDO), Dr D. Willselman (Head of Projects ConnectedDrive, BMW Group Research and Technology) and S. T’Siobbel (Project Manager on Strategic Research, Tele Atlas). These speakers presented views from the four industry sectors represented in the ADASIS Forum, vehicle manufacturers, ADAS suppliers, navigation system suppliers and map providers.
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ADASIS Coordinator Blervaque and Chairman Dr Loewenau |
Dr D. Zittlau, Siemens VDO |
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Dr D. Wisselman, BMW Group Research and Technology |
S. T’Siobbel, Tele Atlas |
Later, V. Blervaque gave a general presentation on the ADASIS Forum activities, the major results achieved in 2006 in cooperation with the PReVENT IP MAPS&ADAS project and the 2007 objectives.
During the afternoon, ADASIS Forum Members presented prototype applications enabled and/or enhanced by the use of digital maps to show the level of maturity of the ADAS Horizon concept and the need for standardised ADAS Interface. The demonstration session included five demo vehicles and three PC-based demonstrations, including:
• Dynamic Pass Prediction (by BMW): Indicates road sections that are not safe for overtaking, based on the driving dynamics and navigation data.
• Electrical Reversible Retractor (by AUTOLIV): Provides drivers with a warning or belt slack removal when approaching a curve with excessive speed.
• Driver Warning System (by MAPS&ADAS): Supports the driver with Accident Hotspot Warning and Speed Limit Warning.
• ADAS Research Platform (by NAVTEQ): Capabilities and features of the ADAS Research Platform on example of BMW Dynamic Pass.
• Advanced Shifting (by SIEMENS VDO): Prediction of driving situations using eHorizon for a predictive driving strategy.
• Pro.Pilot (by SIEMENS VDO): Portfolio of Comfort and Safety ADAS.
• NAVI-Matic (by AISIN AW): Presentation of an advanced adaptive lighting system using maps horizon.
• Most Likely Path Prediction (by FORD Research): Prediction of most likely path the vehicle will take as a basis for ADAS Horizon provision (PReVENT SAFELANE implementation).
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BMW demo car – Dynamic Pass Prediction |
BMW map-based prototype ADAS applications |
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AUTOLIV Demo car – Electrical Reversible Retractor |
MAPS&ADAS Demo car – Driver Warning System |
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NAVTEQ Demo car – ADAS Research Platform |
SIEMENS VDO Demo car – Advanced Shifting
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SIEMENS VDO Pro.Pilot Demo |
AISIN AW NAVI-Matic Demo |
FORD Most Likely Path Prediction Demo |
To conclude, V. Blervaque reminded participants about the MAPS&ADAS SafeMap Joint Workshop on 1st February 2007 in Paris and the 2007 ADASIS Forum General Assembly on 12 June 2007 at in Brussels.
The ADASIS Forum, which acts as the MAPS&ADAS User Forum, is a self-funded industry initiative launched in 2002 and coordinated by . The Forum aims to support and promote the development and the implementation of a standardised interface between ADAS applications and digital map content.
The ADASIS Forum is composed of 30 Members from vehicle manufacturers, ADAS suppliers, navigation system suppliers and map providers.
For more information about the ADASIS Forum, please contact Vincent Blervaque ( ), [email protected] .com.
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