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Crash Avoidance Metrics Partnership

Join the CAMP consortium for advancing automotive safety technology through the development and validation of crash imminent braking systems. This cooperative effort, initiated in 2005, aims to establish performance requirements, conduct objective tests, and estimate safety benefits for imminent crash automatic braking systems. Members include prominent automotive companies working on key project aspects through interdependent collaboration. The project timeline, expected to finish by August 2010, involves various tasks such as target crash scenario development, performance specifications determination, and final benefits evaluation. Test methods evaluated cover various vehicle-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-object crash scenarios. The consortium has made significant progress, with prototype vehicle development, ongoing evaluations, and benefits analysis underway.

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Crash Avoidance Metrics Partnership

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  1. Crash Avoidance Metrics Partnership Crash Imminent Braking NHTSA / Honda Meeting November 16, 2009

  2. Background • Crash Avoidance Metrics Partnership (CAMP) cooperative agreement • Initiated in 2005 • Task 2, Crash Imminent Braking • Initiated September 2007 • Planned completion August 2010 • Members: • Continental, Delphi Corporation, Ford Motor Company, General Motors Corporation and Mercedes-Benz

  3. Crash Imminent Braking • Project Objectives • Develop and validate performance requirements and objective tests for imminent crash automatic braking systems • Establish preliminary safety estimates • Project Deliverables • Performance specifications for CIB systems • Test procedures for evaluating systems • Methodology for estimating benefits • Key Project Aspects • OEM & supplier participation • Multiple USDOT agencies and offices • Interdependent collaboration throughout project

  4. Timeline Project Timeline: Start Sept, 2007 w/ 35 month duration Project Management: Throughout Project Scoping & Technology Selection: 1 year Test Vehicle Builds & Test Plans: 8 months Conduct Tests: 6 months Final Test & Benefits Methods: 10 months Expected Finish Date: August, 2010 CAMP - Crash Imminent Braking Consortium

  5. Milestone Plan Task 1 Project Management Task 2 Target crash scenarios and development of preliminary functional requirements Task 3 Technology survey and synthesis of countermeasure candidates Task 4 Determine the initial minimum performance specifications Task 5 Preliminary evaluation and ranking of candidates Task 6 Development and fabrication of prototype systems suitable for testing Task 7 Development of objective test plans Task 8 Demonstration and validation of the objective tests Task 9 Finalization of the performance and test specifications Task 10 Finalization of the benefits Final Report CAMP - Crash Imminent Braking Consortium

  6. Test Methods Evaluated • Vehicle-to to-Vehicle Crashes: • Opposite Direction - Front to Front • Rear End -Front to Back • Left Turn Across Path / Opposite Direction • Front to Front and Front to Right Side • Straight Crossing Path • Front to Left Side and Front to Right Side • Turning – Front to Left Side • Vehicle-to to-Object Crashes: • Pedestrian • Road Departure - Pole • Road Departure - Tree • Road Departure - Ground • Road Departure - Structure

  7. Current Status • Baseline vehicle testing complete • Prototype vehicle developed • Initial prototype testing conducted • Evaluation ongoing • Completed real world operational assessment • Ongoing analysis • Final test development underway • Benefits analysis progressing

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