Document Type

Closed Project

Publication Date

Winter 2000

Instructor

Long

Course Title

Strategic Management of Technology

Course Number

EMGT 510/610

Abstract

Preface:

The number of commercial vehicles (trucks) on the U.S. Highways will continue to growth by an average annual ra!e of approximately 10% over the next 3 to 5 years. Along with the predicted increased movement of goods due to the ecommerce revolution, accidents (and death rates) involving commercial trucks are on the rise. In the following, we will investigate the future of Intelligent Safety and Driver Assistance Systems, designed to increase the overall safety of commercial vehicles, in the wake of augmented national and government interest in these technologies. We will concentrate on vehicle-based rather than infrastructure- based technologies. Due to the large number of different systems under development, we have to restrict our investigation. Therefore, we will intentionally disregard all kinds of Vision Enhancement systems (like Night Vision) as well as all infrastructure-assisted approaches including GPS-based technologies.

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http://archives.pdx.edu/ds/psu/24789

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