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October 22, 2009IEEE Transactions on Intelligent Transportation Systems34 citationsOpen Access

Results of a Precrash Application Based on Laser Scanner and Short-Range Radars

SPS. PietzschTVTrung VuJBJulien Burlet

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In this paper, we present a vehicle safety application based on data gathered by a laser scanner and two short-range radars that recognize unavoidable collisions with stationary objects before they take place to trigger restraint systems. Two different software modules that perform the processing of raw data and deliver a description of the vehicle's environment are compared. A comprehensive experimental evaluation based on relevant crash and noncrash scenarios is presented.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1ff13ce91b56c6af2e4929https://doi.org/10.1109/tits.2009.2032300
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