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ImPACT 3D
ImPACT 3D (Immersive Platform for ADCOS Prototyping Pre-Certification and Test) is a platform for prototyping, testing, evaluation and validation of Automated and Connected Vehicles combining both a real prototype of a robotic Renault Zoé called ImPACT 3D AV and a dynamic (6 DoF movement system, and cabin of a Renault Zoé) and immersive (240° field of view) simulation platform called ImPACT 3D VR&Motion.
ImPACT 3D AV is made up of an embedded hardware and software architecture including sensors (RADAR, LiDARs, Cameras (RGB, Neuromorphic, IR), GPS, RTK GPS, INS, Odometry, etc.), 2 computers (low-level control , high-level processing), actuators, and means of communication (OBU).
ImPACT 3D AV enables vehicle automation at an L3 and L4 level. Control of the driving task can be shared with a human operator.
ImPACT 3D AV and ImPACT 3D VR&Motion are intended to be interconnected to obtain a global HViL (Human and Vehicle in the Loop) platform allowing the use of true Digital Twin. This platform and its functionalities make it possible to implement XiL architectures (SiL, MiL, HiL, ViL, and HViL).
For communications, ImPACT 3D has real OBUs and RSUs, as well as a high-fidelity modeling of the means of communication.
For the simulation part, ImPACT 3D VR&Motion strongly uses the capabilities and functionalities of PRO-SiVIC. PRO-SiVIC is an advanced simulation platform for vehicles, infrastructures, and sensors developed by the Gustave Eiffel University from 2003, then promoted by the start-up CIVITEC in 2009, then integrated into the ESI group company after its acquisition in 2015. This simulation environment is intended for companies and researchers working on advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), and automated and connected vehicles (ACV).
PRO-SiVIC continues to play a crucial role in the evolution of technologies necessary for the development of automated vehicles. To power this simulation platform, several faithful digital models are available (Satory, Paris2Connect site, Transpolis, and soon the ZEHNS in Bordeaux).
Due to its adaptability and modularity, ImPACT 3D also makes it possible to tackle researches and studies on eco-Mobility using the eco-SiVIC architecture (immersive architecture with VR helmet and consumption modeling and sensors).
In addition, ImPACT 3D is perfectly suited to take human factors into account and to study the interaction between drivers, road users, and the VAC. These aspects have already been addressed within the framework of the H2020 TRUSTONOMY project and the LIA ICCAM. Currently, ImPACT 3D is also part of the European experimental means of excellence implemented in the TEF CitCom.Ai also involving the LNE, System-X, and UTAC.
Practical information
Themes/sub-themes
- Mobility and simulation
- Connected mobility
Industrial sector(s)
- Automotive industries
Laboratory
- COSYS / Pics-L - Perceptions, Interactions, Comportements & Simulations des usagers de la route et de la rue
Field of expertise
- Study of perception systems in adverse and degraded conditions
- Sharing of driving and study of the interaction between the driver and the system
- Prototyping, testing, evaluation, and validation of CAVs
- Automated driving systems in mixed traffic
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The platform in detail
Prototyping, testing, evaluation, and validation of CAVs; Eco-mobility and optimization of consumption; Connected and communicating systems; Study of perception systems in degraded conditions; Automated driving systems in mixed traffic; Driving sharing; Study of the interaction between the driver and the system; management of driving task resumptions;
Automated and connected vehicle; Perception in degraded conditions.
Evaluation and validation of automated mobility systems. Evaluation and validation of AI-based systems for automated mobility. Study, evaluation, and validation of sensor topologies. Study of the interaction of CAVs with road users. Study of PDI (Physical and Digital Infrastructure) for the development of VAC.
Contacts
Contact and manager
Dominique GRUYERAddress
Fixed phone
01 30 84 40 07Mail
dominique.gruyer@univ-eiffel.fr
Location
Fixed phone
01 30 84 40 07Mail
dominique.gruyer@univ-eiffel.fr