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Virtual Workshop:  April 17, 2024 at 6:30am PT / 9:30am ET / 15:30 CET.

This upcoming workshop - held took place at the COVESA All Members Meeting in Gothenburg, Sweden - will focus and focussed on ADAS Collision Avoidance/Aftercare using the following agenda.

Working Session Title: Enabling accurate and prompt implementation of rescue services and start of emergency response

15:30-16:00: Welcome - Tim VanGoethem (Chief Product Office, Emergency Safety Solutions) & Larry Williams (Co-Founder LiDAR Saving Lives Public Safety Coalition)

 – Tim and Larry will provide the Connected Safety Birds of a Feather Working Group status and kick-off the Working Session

16:00-16:25:  Visual contextual information from Lidar, radar, and camera sensors – enabling a more intelligent emergency response Terranet AB, Magnus Anfersson, CEO

–  Today, in 70% of all emergency braking scenarios, vehicle crashes still occur despite having an existing ADAS system installed. Magnus will describe how Terranet’s emerging BlincVision product based on laser scanning, event cameras, and three-dimensional analysis will augment existing ADAS collision avoidance systems to achieve even lower latency. Magnus will describe Terranet’s vision of the world’s first end-to-end fully-integrated system for crash avoidance, detection, and instantaneous crash response - digitally processing and routing visual contextual information and intelligent crash data to first responders – transforming their ability to respond when crashes do happen.

16:25 - 17:00:  Collecting, sending, processing, & distributing intelligent crash data to help save lives - Roger C. Lanctot (Director Global Automotive Practice, TechInsights)

– In the end, it all comes down to response times. In the event of a crash, vehicular emergency data should be collected, transmitted, and processed in a timely manner.  To do so, it should pass through as few hands as possible. Roger will describe the critical role of emerging IP-based instantaneous crash notification service providers transmitting critically important real-time crash data directly into 9-1-1 PSAP computer-aided dispatch (CAD) systems augmenting legacy voice-centric 9-1-1 call taker solutions, thereby improving the accuracy and reliability of automotive OEM SOS emergency services, reducing response times, and expediting the arrival of first responders. 

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.  Special thanks to the following for their great presenations and insights!

• Magnus Anfersson, CEO of Terranet AB: enabling a more intelligent emergency response using visual contextual information from Lidar, radar, and camera sensors.
• Guillaume Ouellette, Product Manager at WirelessCar:  Third-Party Service Provider (TPS) eCall services delivering intelligent crash data to PSAPs in global format

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• Roger Lanctot, Director Global Automotive Practice, TechInsights:  Collecting, sending, processing, & distributing intelligent crash data to help save lives

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– Instantaneous IP-based crash notification does not eliminate the need for Third-Party Service Provider (TPS) eCall support after a crash.  It does assign TPS eCall support to a secondary role in service of the needs of first responders. Guillaume will describe how TPS eCall providers can work in tandem with forward-thinking automakers and emerging IP-based instantaneous crash notification service providers to enable the swift and efficient delivery of intelligent crash data in a useable, readable format directly into next-generation 911/112/000 PSAP computer-aided dispatch (CAD) systems and first responder mobile devices on a global level.

17:25 - 17:30:  Closing, Tim VanGoethem (Chief Product Office, Emergency Safety Solutions

– Tim will recap the Working Session and provide details for May meeting.

For those that aren't able to join in person, please join via Zoom https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89354153110

Virtual Workshop:  March 7, 2024 at 8am PT / 11am ET / 17:00 CET.

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