iLIDS4SAM is a flagship project for Austria´s future in automated mobility.
Automated mobility systems are presently moving towards more complex urban traffic scenarios. The FFG-funded iLIDS4SAM project will enable this transition by developing high performance, low-cost LiDAR sensors with increased field of view and resolution.
Project description
Within the iLIDS4SAM project we will develop low-cost MEMS-based LiDAR components and systems with wide field of view and high resolution. This will enable applications of automated mobility in complex urban scenarios involving vulnerable road users. To test the sensor, we will implement selected use cases and related validation tools.
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Applications
Lidar sensors are key requirements for autonomous mobility, with a large range of possible applications. Within ilids4sam we specifically defined several selected use cases, including road and rail as well as agricultural applications. Test scenarios will be implemented and tested to demonstrate the practical relevance and capability of the approach.
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Expected outcome
iLIDS4SAM will develop a high-performance LiDAR sensor technology, urgently needed for safe and secure automated mobility, also and especially in urban environments. iLIDS4SAM will cover the entire technology, application and testing chain in a coordinated flagship project effort. This will enable new and smarter vehicles and provide safer and smarter automated mobility for the general public.
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The Autonomous - Hybrid Main Event 2021.
iLIDS4SAM project partner "TTTech Auto" participated at “The Autonomous” Hybrid Main event held in the Imperial Palace in Vienna on 29th of September 2021 and organized a workshop within the frame of the event to discuss the role and importance that Research and Development play in the innovation process. Current challenges, upcoming results and importance in the Autonomous Mobility development processes were discussed using the opportunity to introduce also the iLIDS4SAM developments.
11
consortium partners
5.6
total costs in Mio. Euro
36
months duration
Consortium
The consortium consists of eleven Austrian partners that ideally complement each other along the value chain.
