RAAS: Range Awareness Assistant System

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Abstract/Contents

Abstract: Range Awareness Assistant System (RAAS) is designed to address car-to-X communication via affordable technologies. It uses laser beams to project incoming motion trajectory of a car in front of this car, the range of laser projection is calculated based on car’s velocity, ground traction and turning angles. Using this technology, not just driver himself but also other users of the road will have more precise awareness of motion of the car, and more
time for appropriate action to possible collisions. RAAS provides awareness of brake distance and turning trajectory for drivers and pedestrians.

Type of resource	text
Date created	2013-05-06

Author	Shen, Zheng
Author	Zhang, Ningxia

Subject	Range Awareness Assistant System
Subject	automotive safety
Subject	car-to-x communication
Subject	pedestrian
Subject	awareness
Subject	affordable
Subject	motion sensor
Subject	automotive interface
Genre	Student project report

Location	https://purl.stanford.edu/qx249zf3712

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Preferred Citation: Zhang, Ningixia and Zheng Shen. (2013). RAAS: Range awareness assistant system. Stanford Digital Repository. Available at http://purl.stanford.edu/qx249zf3712.

Big Idea Festival for Automotive Interfaces 2013

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