Current Highlights
Automated driving: Valet parking
Evaluating driver assistance sensors and functions with our spraytruck
Concept for Statistically Representative Traffic Observations
Test Vehicles: Bringing Driving Functions to the Road
Evidence-Based Derivation of Basic Scenarios for Controlled-Access Highways
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Prof. Dr. Adrian Zlocki
Head of Automated Driving
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Telefon: +49 241 8861 219
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PEGASUS
Before putting prototypes of automated vehicles into serial production, manufacturers must prove their safe and reliable functioning according to socially accepted standards.
Automated driving: Valet parking
Our valet parking system, which we developed together with our partner ika, allows the driver to leave his car in front of the car park and allocate a parking space with his smart phone.
Evaluating driver assistance sensors and functions with our spraytruck
Thanks to our extensive method knowledge and infrastructure, we are experts in evaluating and validating automated driving functions as well as driver assistance systems and their components.
Our vehicle fleet for tests
Our test vehicle fleet contains a variety of passenger cars and trucks, which even enable us to also test and evaluate automated driving functions like truck platooning or driving in convoys.