New event series “Connected Automated Mobility” begins this winter semester

With the Connected Automated Mobility lecture, the Professorship of Vehicle Mechatronics imparts knowledge and skills for system development in the field of highly automated driving (HAD) and automated driver assistance systems (ADAS).

Example explanations and practical tests are related to the main application area of road traffic, but the systems and functions discussed are also considered in the context of other mobility variants such as rail transport or aviation, or can be transferred there.

Both technical aspects (components and functionality of the overall system and its components (Sense - Plan - Act)) and aspects of the development process of these systems (regulations, FuSa, SOTIF, approval) are considered. Further information on the content of the course can be found on our course page.

In order to convey this knowledge and its practical testing, the event consists of lectures, exercises and practical courses (you can find the relevant scope in your current module description). In addition to design tasks for system development, the exercise prepares the practical courses or laboratory tests or tests on real vehicles. There, technical aspects such as sensor data acquisition or longitudinal and lateral control are experienced in practice.