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| 1 pm | TUTORIAL Discover Unreal Engine: Your first steps guided by Epic Games In this session James Butcher, from the Epic Games training team, will take you through your first hour with Unreal Engine. James will guide the class as we work our way through the basics of the user interface and the essential features of the engine, and by the end of this course you’ll be able to create your first projects with more confidence. Overall this session will be a great way for the DSC community to get more familiar with Unreal Engine, and to help smooth out the initial learning curve with respect to using such a powerful and flexible development platform. | ||||
| 2 pm | BREAK | ||||
| 2:15 pm | Pr. Andras Kemeny, Conference Chair | ||||
| 2:30 pm | KEYNOTE
Dr. Liam Pedersen (Deputy Director, robotics at Alliance Innovation Lab – Silicon Valley) | ||||
| 3 pm | ROUND TABLES | ||||
Fitzgerald Room
Simulation data standardization for Autonomous Vehicles with the participation of:
Moderated by Dr. Emmanuel Arnoux, Renault (France) | Bechet Room
VR & AR – the future of XR for driver research and training with the participation of:
Moderated by Mr. David Defianas, PSA Group (France) | Davis Room
Vehicle in the Loop (VIL) Simulation challenges, towards virtual reality? with the participation of:
Moderated by Stéphane Régnier, Renault (France) | |||
| 4:30 pm | BREAK | ||||
| 5 pm | INDUSTRIAL PITCHES
Gilles Gallée, Autonomous Vehicle Simulation Solution Director, ANSYS (France) Didier Wautier, GM AD Simulation & Virtual Reality, Renault (France) Pierre Sigrist, Co-Founder & General Manager, epicnpoc (France) John Mould, Commercial Development Manager, ST Engineering Antycip (France) Dr. Sergey Kovyryalov, Director of VIOSO Simulation (Germany) | ||||
| 5:30 pm | KEYNOTE
Olivier Sappin (CATIA CEO, Dassault Systèmes) | ||||
| 6 pm | KEYNOTE
Dr. Vincent Abadie (VP, Senior Expert, Autonomous Vehicle and ADAS, PSA) | ||||
| 6:30 pm | BREAK | ||||
| 6:45 pm | Smart Vehicule Côte d’Azur Cocktail with Sustainable Mobility Contest Award Ceremony Videos of the winners of the Contest: | ||||
| 8 am | REGISTRATION | ||||
| 9 am | KEYNOTE
Mrs. Jasmin von Göler (Senior Manager E/E Chassis Systems, Driving Simulator and Functions, Mercedes-Benz AG) | E X H I B I T I O N | |||
| 9:30 am | Antipolis Auditorium
SCIENTIFIC PAPER SESSION – ADAS, Autonomous and Connected Vehicle | Fitzgerald Room
SCIENTIFIC PAPER SESSION – Perception and Motion | |||
| 9:30 am | Integration and training of a ROS autonomous driver for human-like driving style in a complex multi-component driving simulator A. Solernou (University of Leeds), R. Romano, I. Souflas, F. Hajiseyedjavadi, E. Paschalidis, N. Merat | Sensitivity Analysis of an MPC-based Motion Cueing Algorithm for a Curve Driving Scenario J. R. van der Ploeg (Delft University of Technology), D. M. Pool, D. Cleij, M. Mulder, H. H. Bülthoff | |||
| 10 am | A flexibly linkable meta layer of geographic features supplementary for driving automation and simulation R. Ebendt (German Aerospace Center DLR) | Identification of Drivers’ Controlled Stimuli in Nonlinear Vehicle Dynamics Driving Simulation T. Schwarzhuber (BMW Group), J. von Schleinitz, H. Geiser, M. Graf, A. Eichberger | |||
| 10:30 am | Measurable Safety of Automated Driving Functions using Stochastic Analysis Methods M. Elgharbawy (Mercedes-Benz AG), A. Schwarzhaupt, M. Frey, F. Gauterin | Optimizing an Optimization-Based MCA using Perceived Motion Incongruence Models D. Cleij (Delft University of Technology), D. M. Pool, M. Mulder, H. H. Bülthoff | |||
| 11 am | BREAK | ||||
| 11:30 am | INDUSTRIAL KEYNOTES SESSION 11:30 am – “Workflow based exploration of parameter space and reliability analysis for automated driving”
Dr. Roland Niemeier (Director Sales and Business Development, DYNARDO GmbH, an ANSYS company) 11:50 am – “Industry trends and accelerators with AVSimulation”
Mr. Emmanuel Chevrier (CEO, AVSimulation) 12:10 am – “Advanced technologies for motion simulators”
Mr. Luc Jacobs (System Engineer Motion Simulation Technology, Bosch Rexroth B.V.) | E X H I B I T I O N | |||
| 12:30 pm | LUNCH | ||||
| 1:30 pm | POSTERS | ||||
| 2:30 pm | Antipolis Auditorium
PRODUCT SOLUTION SESSION – ADAS, Autonomous and Connected Vehicle | Fitzgerald Room
SCIENTIFIC PAPER SESSION – Perception and Human Factors I | E X H I B I T I O N | ||
| 2:30 pm | Smart Testing of Autonomous Systems D. Mear (Hexagon VIRES) | Using Simulation to Assess Right-Hook Conflicts Between Bicycles and Cars at Protected and Unprotected Intersections J. K. Kearney (University of Iowa), L. D. Subramanian, E. E. O’Neal, J. M. Plumert | |||
| 3 pm | MOOVE & MOSAR Projects: a scenario library for designing & validating ADS B. Foyer (SystemX), M. Pajon, F. Gaillard, L. Durville, G. Bresson
| Effectiveness of an alert feedback system in reducing moped-riders’ speed limit violations M. Tagliabue (University of Padua), R. Rossi, M. Gastaldi, G. De Cet, F. Freuli, F. Orsini, L. L. Di Stasi, G. Vidotto | |||
| 3:30 pm | BREAK | ||||
| 4 pm | Antipolis Auditorium
PRODUCT SOLUTION SESSION – Simulation Design and Architecture I | Fitzgerald Room
SCIENTIFIC PAPER SESSION – Perception and Human Factors II | E X H I B I T I O N | ||
| 4 pm | Motion Cueing Washout Tuning based on Step Responses C. R. Brown (McLaren) | Measuring acceleration perception with real-world, in-car data on a cable-robot-simulator H. Kang (Korea University), J. Yang, R. Boss, M. Lächele, H. H Buelthoff, C.Wallraven | |||
| 4:30 pm | Generating virtual environments for mobility simulation using procedural modeling T.N. Dang (IFSTTAR) | Transitioning back from SAE-L3 autonomy – comparing traded and shared control K. M van Dintel (Delft University of Technology), D. A. Abbink, B.M. Petermeijer, E. J. H. De Vries | |||
| 5 pm | INDUSTRIAL KEYNOTE
Mr. Sébastien Lozé (Industry Manager, Simulations, Epic Games – Unreal Engine) | ||||
| 5:30 pm | EXHIBITION | ||||
| 7:30 pm | COCKTAIL DINNER PARTY
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| 8 am | REGISTRATION | ||
| 9 am | KEYNOTE
Mr. Rémi Bastien (VP, Automotive Prospective, Renault; President, VEDECOM; President, Mov’eo) “Safety is the biggest challenge for autonomous vehicle and simulation will complete actual data” | ||
9:30 am |
| Fitzgerald Room
SCIENTIFIC PAPER SESSION – Motion Cueing I | E X H I B I T I O N |
| Antipolis Auditorium
PRODUCT SOLUTION SESSION – Simulation Design and Architecture II | Design and Evaluation of a Novel Filter-Based Motion Cueing Strategy for a Hybrid Kinematics Driving Simulator with 5 Degrees of Freedom P. Biemelt (Heinz Nixdorf Institute, University of Paderborn), S. Mertin, N. Rüddenklau, S. Gausemeier, A. Trächtler | |
10 am | Single Projector VDS for Full Immersive Driving Simulator G. Nonque (TREALITY SVS)
| Comparison of Quality Metrics between Motion Cueing Algorithms in a Virtual Test Environment M. J.C. Kolff (BMW Group), J. Venrooij, D. M. Pool, M.Mulder | |
| 10:30 am | BREAK | ||
| 11 am | Antipolis Auditorium
SCIENTIFIC PAPER SESSION – Virtual Reality for Driving Simulation I | Fitzgerald Room
SCIENTIFIC PAPER SESSION – Motion Cueing II | E X H I B I T I O N |
| 11 am | HMD and CAVE simulators to study pedestrian street-crossing decisions P. Arvind Pala (IFSTTAR, Université Gustave Eiffel), V. Cavallo, D. N. Thong, M-A. Granié, S. Schneider, P.Maruhn, K. Bengler | Motion cueing algorithms and objective criteria investigation for reproducing high lateral dynamic motion perception in driving simulator Z. Fang (Renault), M. Soyer, D. Wautier, Y. Isono, A. Kemeny, N. Machida | |
| 11:30 am | Contribution of stereoscopy and motion parallax for inter-vehicular distance estimation in driving simulator experiments B. Perroud (Renault), F. Colombet, R. Gosson, S. Regnier, J-C. Collinet, Z.Fang, A. Kemeny | Interpolation-Based MCA for acceleration rendering Martin Soyer (Renault), S. Olaru, Z. Fang, D. Wautier, A. Kemeny | |
| 12 pm | POSTERS | ||
| 12:30 pm | LUNCH | ||
| 2:00 pm | Antipolis Auditorium
SCIENTIFIC PAPER SESSION – Virtual Reality for Driving Simulation II | Fitzgerald Room
SCIENTIFIC PAPER SESSION – Simulator Design & Architecture | |
| 2 pm | The Effect of Head-Mounted Displays on the Behavioural Validity of Driving Simulators A. Parduzi (BMW), J. Venrooij, S. Marker | Using a Bicycle Simulator to Examine the Effects of External HMI on Behavior of Vulnerable Interaction Partners of Automated Vehicles C. Kaß (WIVW), S. Schoch, F. Naujoks, S. Hergeth, T. Stemmler, A. Keinath, A. Neukum | |
| 2:30 pm | Criteria Evaluation of a Virtual Reality Platform to Investigate People’s Behaviour towards Autonomous Vehicles S. Stadler (TUMCREATE), H. Cornet, F. Frenkler | Assessing the Impact of 3DOF Motion on Driver Performance in a Small DiL J. P. Chrstos (The Ohio State University), R. Sekar, R. Dupaix, R. Romano | |
| 3 pm | Antipolis Auditorium
SCIENTIFIC PAPER SESSION – Virtual Reality for Driving Simulation III 3 pm – A Virtual Reality Study on How Communication & Gamification Influence Driver Compliance and Emotion N. Forchhammer (TUMCREATE), P. Y. Lim, H. Cornet, F. Frenkler 3:30 pm – Vehicle-Pedestrian Interaction: A Distributed Simulation Study E. Sadraei (University of Leeds), R. Romano, N. Merat, J. G. de Pedro, Y. M. Lee, R. Madigan, C. Uzondu, Wei Lyu, A. Tomlinson | Fitzgerald Room
SCIENTIFIC PAPER SESSION – Motions Sickness 3 pm – Simulator Sickness Ratings Reduce with Simulator Motion when Driven Through Urban Environments M. Hogerbrug (BMW, Delft University of Technologies), J. Venrooij, D. M. Pool, M. Mulder 3:20 pm – Motion Predictability and Sickness J. E. Bos (TNO), O. X. Kuiper, E. A. Schmidt 3:40 pm – The metrics for measuring motion sickness A. J.C. Reuten, J. E. Bos, J. B.J. Smeets | |
| 4 pm | KEYNOTE
Pr. Thomas Stoffregen (Professor of Kinesiology, University of Minnesota) | ||
| 4:30 pm 4:40 pm | CLOSING REMARKS
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Toward the use of Dynamic Driving Simulator for Autonomous Driving Control Law Design
Deborne (Renault), C. Guo, Z. Fang
Use of a motorcycle simulator in a rider thermal comfort study
Symeonidis (CERTH-HIT), E. Bekiaris
GNSS Receiver Selection Challenges related to Automotive Positioning
R. Grech (Spirent Communications PLC)
Evaluation of Motion Cueing Algorithms for High Transient Effects in Longitudinal Dynamics
M. Scheffmann (FKFS), T. Miunske, C. Holzapfel, H-C. Reuss
Efficient modelling of highway tracks for test case creation
U. Noyer (German Aerospace Center), M. Scholz, H. Hungar, M. Fischer
Validation of the Dynamic Vehicle Road Simulator
A. Hafner (Technische Universität Braunschweig), R. Henze, F. Küçükay
Road Safety Audit Guideline Development Using a Driving Simulator Based on Digital Twin Technology
Y. Jun (University of Seoul), J. Go, C. Yeom
Influence of engine sound on the evaluation of simulator driving
E. Kraft (Technische Universität Darmstadt), O. Pasnicu, J. Vogt, S. Rinderknecht
A bicycle simulator for the evaluation of traffic control strategies in urban environments
A. Keler (Technical University of Munich), G. Grigoropoulos, H. Kaths, S. A. Hosseini, P. Malcolm, J. Kaths, F. Busch, K. Bogenberger
Immersive Room, the next breakthrough in VR training
J. Garrido (Virtualware), A. Otaola
Coupled simulator for research on the interaction between pedestrians and (automated) vehicles
P. Bazilinskyy (Delft University of Technology), L. Kooijman, D. Dodou, J. de Winter
Scalable Platform for virtual Powertrain development
G. François (ETAS GmbH)
It’s a challenge! Motivating drivers to drive energy efficient
S. Trösterer (VIRTUAL VEHICLE Research GmbH), P. Mörtl
Isn’t a Driver-In-The-Loop-Study just a serious version of a video game? – A comparative analysis on the application of game design methods on simulator experiments
J. Wegener (German Aerospace Center), M. Fischer, K. A. Ihme, E. J. Bosch