Keynote 1 Human Factors Research in Automated Driving

Human-machine Cooperation in Highly Automated Driving

This paper presents a concept for a highly automated vehicle which allows for adaption to and cooperation with a human driver. This addresses the problem of vehicle automation level 3, as defined by the NHTSA, where a vehicle is capable of being driven automatically, but the human driver is still in charge from a legal point of view.

Keynote: Research drives Innovation

Innovation is essential especially in such a highly competitive and fast changing market as we see in the telecommunication industry. Research and development are the groundwork to make innovation possible and also challenge the whole organisation to think ahead. It is a long way from an idea to real products and we will show the process and tools to help companies to choose and prioritise the ...

System Fault Detection in Human-Augmented Automated Driving

LSE Research Online Keynote Lecture

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Keynote Talk 1 Stream: Keynote Speakers Invited session

The placenta is a round, flat organ that forms during pregnancy to give the baby food and oxygen from the mother. During a normal pregnancy, the placenta stays firmly attached to the inside wall of the uterus until the baby has been born. The placenta provides the baby with nutrients and oxygen from the mother and carries away fetal waste. This paper proposes a mathematical model which could de...