Project title: | A digital package for autonomous systems and self-driving vehicles |
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Project short title: | Autonomian |
Number of project implementation agreement: | 2018-1-EE01-KA202-047111 |
Registration number: | 3975 |
Department: | Department of Artificial Intelligence and Systems Engineering |
Administrating department: | Department of Artificial Intelligence and Systems Engineering |
Finance fund: | ERASMUS+ |
Project RTU role: | project partner |
Status: | Ended |
Project start date: | 01.09.2018. |
Project end date: | 31.12.2021. |
Title of grant issuer: | ITT Group OÜ |
General manager: | Kārlis Berkolds |
Administrative manager: | Kārlis Berkolds |
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Projekta kopējais finansējums ir 231 622.00 EUR, projekta RTU daļas finansējums ir 47 900.00 EUR | |
Summary: | |
The transportation system we are used to live with for a 100 years is about to paradigm change at the moment. The new paradigm called Transport as a Service (TaaS), means that instead of using the car like today, but, as with existing ride-hailing or car-sharing services, vehicles will be booked or hailed through an app. But not only personal transportation but also cargo transportation is changing significantly. The leading technology behind this is the software driven autonomous systems, which has been come to intelligent enough to start replacing the human driver or operator. According to the report of Frost & Sullivan (F&S Autonomous Driving & Connected Mobility) the future of the automotive ecosystem is heading toward the integration of multiple domains, such as the Internet of Things (IoT), connected vehicles, autonomous vehicles, and V2X communication. The integration and shift in focus will make software-defined cars to be the essence of connected cars in future. Moreover, as the ecosystem expands, the market would notice extreme competition from both proprietary and open source solution providers.
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O1: Autonomous systems module – teaching material for vocational schools concentrating on autonomy as phenomenon and related technologies that applies to different domains including Robotics, autonomous vehicles and others; O2: Self-driving vehicles simulation modules – practical simulations-based teaching and learning material, including simulation software modules. O3: Electric vehicle study platform – study material on electric drive systems, energy storage and recuperation, with focus on electric cars; O4: Curriculum module on drones – study material on autonomous aircrafts with focus on multi-rotor aircrafts, their flight physics, aerodynamics aspects and Control specifics. |
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Project published on RTU website: | 29.01.2020. |