Benefits Assessment of Autonomous Emergency Braking Pedestrian Systems Based on Real World Accidents Reconstruction

This paper investigates the effects of two active safety systems, a brake assist system (BAS) with anti-lock brakes (ABS) and Daimler Chrysler’s PROTECTOR autonomous emergency braking system (AEB),

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06/25/2015
Author
Francisco Javier Paez, Arturo Furones (Technical University of Madrid), Alexandro Badea (Jaguar Land Rover)
Publisher
24th Enhanced Safety of Vehicles Conference
URL
http://www-esv.nhtsa.dot.gov/Proceedings/24/isv7/main.htm
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