ConACon
18018
From 2019 to 2021
The project ConACon (Context Aware Control) aims at machine, vehicle, and component manufacturers that build systems operating in variable contexts as well as the engineering software and service providers assisting them. As a result of these variable contexts, the controller performance is variable as well, and optimal performance can be attained only by varying the controller parameters accordingly. Hence, the need for context-aware control.
Within this project, TML will focus on the mobility aspects. As such, we will assess the impact of improved vehicle control (with or without autonomous driving) on traffic flow modelling, congestion mitigation, energy usage, and driver attention, as well as its integration in a more elaborate traffic management framework.
Press:
ConACon was nominated for the Flemish Safety Award 2020:
https://www.vsv.be/pers/politie-gent-provincie-antwerpen-en-transport-mobility-leuven-genomineerd-voor-vlaamse-verkeersveiligheidsprijs-2020/
https://www.vlaamscongresverkeersveiligheid.be/programma/
In order to announce the nominated projects, the Flemish Foundation for Traffic Knowledge (VSV) made the following movie about ConACon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0XCGHH5aiMk&feature=youtu.be
Within this project, TML will focus on the mobility aspects. As such, we will assess the impact of improved vehicle control (with or without autonomous driving) on traffic flow modelling, congestion mitigation, energy usage, and driver attention, as well as its integration in a more elaborate traffic management framework.
Press:
ConACon was nominated for the Flemish Safety Award 2020:
https://www.vsv.be/pers/politie-gent-provincie-antwerpen-en-transport-mobility-leuven-genomineerd-voor-vlaamse-verkeersveiligheidsprijs-2020/
https://www.vlaamscongresverkeersveiligheid.be/programma/
In order to announce the nominated projects, the Flemish Foundation for Traffic Knowledge (VSV) made the following movie about ConACon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0XCGHH5aiMk&feature=youtu.be