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Simulation, Aufbau und Charakterisierung von autostereoskopischen Display-Systemen im Fahrzeugbereich
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ISBN: 1000063916 3731506173 Year: 2017 Publisher: KIT Scientific Publishing

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In order to extend the functionality of head-up displays as an ergonomic driver assistance system an autostereoscopic approach is investigated. Thereby, depth perception is gained by the fusion of two separated images. Adapted simulation methods are developed and used as a basis for the optical design process. Different technological concepts are developed, analyzed in simulation, as well as realized and characterized in prototypical setups.


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GMM-Fb. 99: AmE 2021 : Automotive meets Electronics 12. GMM-Symposium, March, 10 – 11, 2021, Online Event
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ISBN: 3800754886 3800754878 1523154756 Year: 2021 Publisher: Berlin VDE Verlag

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Long description: In the same way as time will be subject to permanent changes, the focus of the AmE Conference is going to change. More than ten years ago, when the AmE Conference was launched, automotive electronics was characterized by a continuously growing network of many dedicated ECUs. Looking at today's technology and changing requirements, particularly in communication, we see that mobility turns out to become a service rather than a means of transport. Intermodal travelling is in the transition from vision to reality, and car sharing is no longer the dream of lunatics - it has rather become a viable option for many people, especially in combination with electric vehicles. These changes imply changes in automotive technology and development methodologies. The architecture is in transition from a heterogenous network of ECUs towards a centralized system with high computational power. These new systems are built with new technologies and require new development and simulation tools for handling the complexity. The current software development will continue regarding many safety relevant domains, but new approaches such as Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning will enter the stage due to the necessity to handle the huge amounts of data, generated by sensors and the link to the backbone servers providing additional information.

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