Kommentierter Veranstaltungshinweis
The seminar is offered as a block lecture at the end of the semester. A preliminary discussion is scheduled for Friday, Oct. 26, 2007 from 3:00 to 5:00 pm in P14.08.01 (see Topics and Dates as well as postings outside the GET Lab).
The seminar Driver assistance systems introduces technologies and applications for assisting drivers in their vehicles. Students are expected to independently work out several topics, explain them in a seminar paper and give a presentation on their work. A list of preliminary literature on each of the topics will be provided. This seminar is intended to introduce students to some of the important areas of driver assistance systems, including their application and deployed sensor technologies. In addition, aspects of presentation and lecture techniques are communicated.
The range of topics includes the deployed technologies, such as camera technology, run-time base measuring systems and radar as well as application such as intelligent cruise control, automatic emergency break, automatic/machine-aided parking, out-of-position detection, and biometric indentification.
Elective course
- Completed basic study period (semester 1-4 of various study programs)
- Interest in the offered topics
- Participants are expected to indepently work out the offered topics and present their work in the seminar.
The seminar is offered annually.