Az autonóm járművek forgalmi hatásai:a jármű- és forgalomirányítás kihívásai

Tettamanti, Tamás; Varga, István

doi:10.24228/ktsz.2019.1.4

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“…Safety and autonomous transport are closely related concepts, since by applying them, inattentive and irresponsible human behaviour-based accidents will be mostly avoided, or reduced. [3] Considering the expansion of autonomous transport, although active safety system fields will be developed, the necessity of the passive safety system cannot be ignored. This study introduces an active and passive element combined integrated safety system, and it deals with the development and application possibilities of this system, focusing on rear-end collision problems.…”

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Impact Energy Absorbtion by Active Braking

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Kovács

2022

Műszaki Tudományos Közlemények

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Due to urbanization and the significantly increasing number of vehicles, urban roads are becoming more congested day by day, with the result that the rear-end collision has become the third most common type of collision. By developing and integrating active and passive safety systems, car manufacturers are working to prevent accidents and reduce the consequences of an accident. The present study examines a braking procedure and its applicability based on the integration of a passive and active safety system and provides development guidelines for the reduction of personal injuries and property damage in the event of a rear-end accident.

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confidence: 99%