Meet the Inclusive Design Challenge Semifinalists: Carnegie Mellon University
Semifinalist Team:Carnegie Mellon University Proposal Title: Promoting personal control of ADS-DVs through inclusive smartphone communication interfaces Proposal Summary: This team will design and develop an inclusive, generalized smartphone-based interface design […]
Meet the Inclusive Design Challenge Semifinalists: Boston University
Semifinalist Team: Boston University Proposal Title: OpenGuide: A Scalable Human-Like Guidance System for Visually Impaired Travelers Proposal Summary: OpenGuide builds upon the team’s previous work in assistive and autonomous navigation […]
Meet the Inclusive Design Challenge Semifinalists: AbleLink Smart Living Technologies
Semifinalist Team: AbleLink Smart Living Technologies Proposal Title: WayFinder ADS – Enabling Independent Use of Autonomous Vehicles by Individuals with Cognitive Disabilities and others with Special Needs Proposal Summary: The […]
Introduction to the Inclusive Design Challenge with PAVE & Lindsey Teel
The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Inclusive Design Challenge offers financial rewards for innovative solutions on how automated vehicles can better serve individuals with disabilities. In 2020, PAVE teamed with DOT […]
Fully automated vehicles: A cost-based analysis of the share of ownership and mobility services, and its socio-economic determinants
A major uncertainty in the diffusion of autonomous vehicles is the split between ownership and automated mobility services. We calculate total cost of ownership and use (TCOU) to compare four […]
Automated Driving Requires Rethink of Human-Vehicle Interaction
Fully autonomous vehicles are coming — but until autonomous systems are able to account for every situation, every environment and every circumstance, automated driving will continue to be a continuum, […]
How, exactly, can autonomous vehicle technology improve public transportation
How, exactly, could autonomous vehicle technology improve public transportation? It’s a fundamental question, but a surprisingly difficult one to answer. To date, most transit pilots of connected and autonomous vehicles […]
The Future of Roads – Designing Supportive/Safety Infrastructure at the Corridor Level
Join us for a discussion about how Cavnue is building the future of roads. Cavnue is integrating hardware and software to develop the first-of-its-kind road mobility solution. This integrated technology […]
Approaches and Barriers to Addressing Equity in Transportation: Experiences of Transportation Practitioners
The importance of advancing transportation equity has become more visible as other structural inequities in our society have received increasing attention. Articulating approaches that practitioners use to address equity in […]
Autonomous and Connected Transportation: What We Heard from Arizona Communities
Transportation systems are evolving globally. Arizona’s transportation future requires a system that is safe, equitable, effective, reliable, efficient, environmental-friendly and flexible to reflect the values and needs of all communities. […]