Rural Intersection Safety for Autonomous and Connected Vehicles

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Rural Intersection Safety for Autonomous and Connected Vehicles

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Rajesh Rajamani
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Brian Davis
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Principal Investigator(s):

Rajesh Rajamani, Benjamin Y.H. Liu / TSI Applied Technology Chair of Mechanical Mechanical Engineering – University of Minnesota
Brian Davis, Associate Director of the Human Factors Safety Laboratory – University of Minnesota

Project Abstract:
This research will enable connected and autonomous vehicles to safely and efficiently travel at/through rural intersections by utilizing novel low-cost intersection-installed hardware that is suitable for widespread deployment. The developed technology will be experimentally demonstrated at a rural intersection in partnership with MnDOT using a Level 3 autonomous vehicle belonging to the University of Minnesota.

Institution(s): University of Minnesota

Award Year: 2024

Research Focus: Safety

Project Form(s):

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