Dirk Ehmanns
BMW
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Archive | 2005
M. Hopstock; Dirk Ehmanns; Helmut Spannheimer
The major task of the project InterSafe, which is funded by the European Commission, is to reduce the number of accidents in intersection scenarios. In order to solve this problem, the BMW Group chose a top-down approach to develop advanced safety systems for intersections. The relevant scenarios of turning, crossing and ignoring traffic lights were identified by the analysis of intersection accidents. Based on this, the controller will be developed within the realistic environment of the BMW Group dynamic driving simulator. This allows determining the requirements for the surveillance systems in parallel to the development of the other components such as the Human-Machine-Interface and the controller algorithm. Furthermore, the virtual environment allows the evaluation process to occur with real test drivers in critical situations without endangering them. The results of the project will be an assistance system to enhance safety at intersections.
ATZ - Automobiltechnische Zeitschrift | 2003
Dirk Ehmanns; Peter Zahn; Helmut Spannheimer; Raymond Freymann
Schwerpunkt eines Querfuhrungsassistenten ist die Integration unterschiedlicher Fahrerassistenzfunktionen zu einem Gesamtsystem. Die vorgestellten Systeme schliesen an das ConnectedDrive-Konzept der BMW Group an, das den Fahrer durch Assistenzsysteme unterstutzt. Der Fahrer bleibt jedoch weiterhin fur die Fahrzeugfuhrung verantwortlich. Die bei der Integration von Teilsystemen zu losenden Aufgaben, zum Beispiel die Situationsinterpretation, werden am Beispiel der Spurwechselassistenz aufgezeigt.
ATZ worldwide | 2003
Dirk Ehmanns; Peter Zahn; Helmut Spannheimer; Raymond Freymann
The main focus of a lateral control assistance system is the integration of various driver assistance functions to form an integrated overall system. The applications presented follow the BMW Group’s ConnectedDrive concept which supports the driver by means of assistance systems. However, the driver continues to be responsible for the control of the vehicle. The tasks to be resolved in the integration of sub-systems, such as e.g. the interpretation of situations, are illustrated using the example of lane changing assistance.
Archive | 2007
Frank Gensler; Dirk Ehmanns
Archive | 2008
Ralph H. Rasshofer; Dirk Ehmanns
Archive | 2007
Dirk Ehmanns; Robert Schmidt
Archive | 2010
Dirk Ehmanns; Rudolf Ehrmaier; Karsten Henze
Archive | 2009
Dirk Ehmanns; Bernhard Seidl; Franz Sellmeir
Archive | 2006
Dirk Ehmanns; Robert Schmidt
Archive | 2009
Dirk Ehmanns; Bernhard Seidl; Franz Sellmeir