Tag: Forschungsprojekt

Research: Testing ice hockey dasher boards

A new impactor was developed for improved testing of ice hockey boards. The instrumented impactor is built of a steel tube covered with neoprene foam and filled with rigidly mounted…

Research: radar detectability of two-wheelers

Advanced driver assistance systems such as adaptive cruise control (ACC) or autonomous emergency braking (AED) make use of radar technology to detect other vehicles. However, the systems recognize two-wheelers only…

Research: radar detectability of two-wheelers

Several ADAS (advanced driver assistance systems) make use of radar technology. In collaboration with TCS, the Swiss Touring Club, we investigated whether such systems are capable of also detecting different…

Research: Emerging road users

Personal light electric vehicles (PLEV) such as hoverboards, e-unicycles or e-skateboards become increasingly popular. In collaboration with several partners AGU investigates different aspects of these emerging road users. Their possible…

Article: Driving ability of elderly

In the current issue (08/2015) of the Swiss Medical Forum magazine we introduce the research project DRIVESS and outline the benefits of complementary test methods to evaluate the ability to…

ADAS – Efficiency analysis and information concept

In collaboration with AXA Winterthur, the Swiss Council for Accident Prevention (bfu), the Dynamic Test Center (DTC) and the Touring Club Switzerland (TCS) a study on advanced driver assistance systems…

Research project on vehicle safety systems

In a vehicle not all safety-related systems are installed by default. Many systems, particularly new driving assistance systems, are available as options and thus, the equipment in vehicles strongly varies.…
VeSPA - entwickelte Systematik (Ausschnitt)

Research project VeSPA finished

The improved characterisation of the severity of injuries suffered in road traffic was the focus of our contribution to the research project VeSPA. The medical consequences of an accident were…