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Headline. GME Engineering. Vehicle to Vehicle Communications. Andrew Marshall. Headline. GME Engineering. Agenda. 2 groups (see dot on name badge) 4 demo cars Cadillac CTS-V Chevrolet Epica Opel Signum Saab 9-3 SportCombi Change cars/coffee break at OPC building

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  1. Headline GME Engineering

  2. Vehicle to Vehicle Communications Andrew Marshall

  3. Headline GME Engineering

  4. Agenda • 2 groups (see dot on name badge) • 4 demo cars • Cadillac CTS-V • Chevrolet Epica • Opel Signum • Saab 9-3 SportCombi • Change cars/coffee break at OPC building • Lunch/refreshments in glass house • Individual departure

  5. Vehicle to Vehicle Communications C. Christopher Kellum

  6. Driver Assistance Systems • Inform the driver in order toavoid dangerous situations • Driver always maintainsresponsibility and control

  7. Driver Assistance Systems • Aim: Make traffic safer, reduce rate of accidents • DIAMANT and SIM-TD: Communication between individual vehicles, as well as between vehicles and traffic centers • Avoid accidents and prevent traffic jams throughdirect transmission of information

  8. GM V2V Technology • Based on proven technology • Affordability a pre-requisite for market penetration • GPS receiver for pin-pointing location • WLAN for communication between vehicles • Exchange of data regarding position, speed,external temperature and road condition

  9. Scenario 1: Stationary Vehicle Ahead

  10. Scenario 2: Emergency Braking

  11. Scenario 3: Potential Forward Collision

  12. Scenario 4: Blind Spot/Lane Change

  13. Scenario 5: Emergency Vehicle

  14. Scenario 6: Work Zone

  15. Scenario 7: Potential Intersection Collision

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