SafetyUpDate Austria 2024 – ON DEMAND

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SafetyUpDate Graz 2024

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Presentations:

20 Years Vehicle Safety Institute at TU Graz
Prof. Dr. Hermann Steffan – Technische Universität Graz
Euro NCAP Protocol Updates and Roadmap 2030
Direktor & Professor Andre Seeck – BASt – Bundesanstalt für Straßenwesen
Future of Occupant Safety from an OEM Perspective – Opportunities and Challenges
Andreas Schuller – AUDI AG
Virtual Testing Active Safety
Dr. Martin Schachner – Technische Universität Graz
Virtual Testing Passive Safety
Ass. Prof. Dr. Corina Klug – Technische Universität Graz
Simulation Structure for Impact Assessment of Pre- and In-crash Safety Measures
Dr. Christoph Klein – Virtual Vehicle Research GmbH
New Methods in Restraint System Integration
Sebastian Dornbusch – TECCON Austria GmbH
Regulations for Passive Safety
Oliver Zander – BASt – Bundesanstalt für Straßenwesen
Introduction to the Session on Occupant Status Monitoring
Ass. Prof. Dr. Corina Klug – Technische Universität Graz
Benefits of Adaptive Restraint Systems in Reducing the Severity of Occupant Jnjuries – Insights from Crash Simulation Studies and how OMS Sensor Fusion Supports Future In-cabin Safety
Jan-Martin Juptner – Sony Depthsensing Solutions
Evaluation of Occupant Status Monitoring
Thomas Strauch – ALP.Lab GmbH
Evaluation of Occupant Status Monitoring
Michael Hödlmoser – emotion3D GmbH
Validation of driver drowsiness and attention warning (DDAW) Systems according to EU DR 2021/1341 using driving simulators: Lessons Learned
Dr. Peter Mörtl – VIRTUAL VEHICLE Research GmbH
Adaptive Restraint Systems – a Discussion of the Fundamentals
Dr.-Ing. Burkhard Eickhoff – carhs.training gmbh
Functionality of Today’s Adaptive Restraints
Kate Brown – Autoliv B.V. & Co. KG
Occupant Monitoring as Input for Restraint Activation
Andreas Forster – Continental Automotive Technologies GmbH
Stochastic Occupant Simulations – can we Predict what we Currently see in the Field and what might Happen in the Future?
Felix Ressi – Technische Universität Graz