CCAT Director Testifies Before Congress
Dr. Liu illustrated the importance of the Fast Act program which funds UTCs
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CCAT is Named UTC for Focused Research on Connected and Automated Vehicles
CCAT is Named UTC for Focused Research on Connected and Automated Vehicles
In their 2018 annual report to Congress, University Transportation Centers Program has named CCAT the UTC (University Transportation Center) with focused research on connected and automated vehicles. As part of the FAST Act, one of the regional UTCs must address transportation safety,
Automotive News Magazine Recognizes Washtenaw Community College
CCAT member prepares students to enter the mobility sector
CCAT Principal Investigator Speaks with Michigan Radio
Cynthia Canty interviewed the researcher on CCAT research
Mobility21 Discusses Increased Speed of Deployment of Driverless Cars with ‘Air traffic control’
Mobility21 Discusses Increased Speed of Deployment of Driverless Cars with ‘Air traffic control’
Mobility21 featured the CCAT research project Machine Learning, Human Factors and Security Analysis for the Remote Command of Driving: An MCity Pilot. They also link to the MLive article that you can find here. More information on the CCAT research
CCAT Establishes the Technology Advisory Board
The group of experts have selected research to be funded in 2019
MLive on ‘Air traffic control’ for Autonomous Vehicles
CCAT Researcher Robert Hampshire discussed the project
CCAT PI Discusses Research with TechXplore
CCAT PI Discusses Research with TechXplore
CCAT researcher Robert Hampshire spoke with TechXplore about the project Machine Learning, Human Factors and Security Analysis for the Remote Command of Driving: An Mcity Pilot.
There were 3.2 trillion miles driven in the US last year, and the best autonomous vehicles averaged one disengagement every 5,000 miles. We
Michigan News Interviews Robert Hampshire
How CCAT project could speed up deployment of driverless vehicles
CCAT in the News: Dr. Rose Bellanca Featured in Crain’s Detroit Business
The WCC President discusses her beginnings and more