UADAS - Development of low-cost, universal, Level 2 compliant ADAS platform for low-volume automotive manufacturers
UADAS - 为小批量汽车制造商开发低成本、通用、符合 2 级标准的 ADAS 平台
基本信息
- 批准号:10034745
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 35.76万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Collaborative R&D
- 财政年份:2022
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2022 至 无数据
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
The UK's specialist, low volume car manufacturing sector is a staple of the UK's economy and revered the world over, a unique British success story. Worth £3.6 billion p/a and employing over 11,000 people, the sector exports 87% of the 28,000+ vehicles it produces each year, with the EU being a key market.Due to its inherent low volume nature, the industry is highly sensitive to regulatory change and the associated R&D resources they consume for adherence. Therefore, new international legislations, such as the EU's (EC) 661/2009, dictating that vehicles must have various Advanced Driving-Assistance Systems (ADAS) as standard, alongside rising consumer expectations, is presenting a significant challenge technically and financially.Ranging from Lane Departure and Active Controlled Braking, to more advanced autonomous self-drive controls, these systems are highly-complicated, requiring the processing of a large number of variables in a rapid time-frame. Without access to the required multidisciplinary capabilities (physics, sensor, computer programming etc) and financial resources of large manufacturers, ADAS adoption is currently prohibitive for low-volume vehicle manufacturers, who need an alternative approach to adopting ADAS technologies.Validating the need, Aim Technologies has been approached by Ariel, Watt, Noble, and Morris Commercial to develop a low-cost (target £100k), universal ADAS platform. Therefore, building on our ICOMS Niche Vehicle Network project (NVN-FS20-1323) with Morris Commercial, Aim proposes a 12-month Sprint project that focuses on the development of a TRL6, vehicle and hardware-agnostic, ADAS platform for low-volume manufacturers. The project includes a technical feasibility assessment where the prototype will be integrated and tested with Ariel's and Watt EV's vehicles.
英国的专业,小批量汽车制造业是英国经济的主要组成部分,并在世界各地受到尊敬,这是英国独特的成功故事。该行业每年生产28,000多辆汽车,其中87%用于出口,员工人数超过11,000人。由于其固有的低产量性质,该行业对法规变化以及为遵守法规而消耗的相关研发资源高度敏感。因此,新的国际法规,如欧盟(EC)661/2009,规定车辆必须将各种先进的驾驶辅助系统(ADAS)作为标准,以及不断提高的消费者期望,在技术和经济上都提出了重大挑战。从车道偏离和主动控制制动,到更先进的自动驾驶控制,这些系统都非常复杂,需要在快速的时间范围内处理大量的变量。没有必要的多学科能力由于大型制造商的物理、传感器、计算机编程等方面的限制以及财力资源,ADAS的采用目前对小批量汽车制造商来说是不允许的,他们需要一种替代方法来采用ADAS技术。为了验证这种需求,Ariel、Watt、Noble和Morris Commercial已经与Aim Technologies接洽,以开发一种低成本的(目标10万英镑),通用ADAS平台。因此,在我们与Morris Commercial合作的ICOMS利基车辆网络项目(NVN-FS 20 -1323)的基础上,Aim提出了一个为期12个月的Sprint项目,重点是为小批量制造商开发TRL 6、车辆和硬件不可知的ADAS平台。该项目包括技术可行性评估,原型将与Ariel和Watt EV的车辆进行集成和测试。
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