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PROJECT COORDINATOR DI Werner Leitgeb VIRTUAL VEHICLE Research Center Inffeldgasse 21A, 8010 Graz, AUSTRIA E.MAIL [email protected] WEBSITE www.osccarproject.eu DURATION June 2018 to May 2021 21 PARTNERS FROM 8 COUNTRIES 4 OEMs 6 Tier suppliers 4 Research organizations 7 Universities 9 Associated partners from Europe, Canada, Japan, South Korea, USA Understanding future accident scenarios involving passenger cars Demonstration of new advanced occupant protection principles and concepts Contribution to the development of diverse, omnidirectional, biofidelic and robust HBMs Contribution to the standardization of virtual testing procedures Development of an exploitation strategy towards large scale implementation of virtual testing methods OSCCAR FUTURE OCCUPANT SAFETY FOR CRASHES IN CARS OSCCAR has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 68947. WWW.OSCCARPROJECT.EU WWW.OSCCARPROJECT.EU WWW.OSCCARPROJECT.EU The OSCCAR project assembles 21 partners, including 19 from Europe and 2 from China. The project is coordinated by VIRTUAL VEHICLE Research Center in Graz/Austria and will run for 3 years, from June 2018 until May 2021. PROJECT PARTNERS Graz University of Technology PROJECT COORDINATOR: OSCCAR FUTURE OCCUPANT SAFETY FOR CRASHES IN CARS Future Accident Scenarios Automated Driving Omnidirectional Human Body Models Integrated Assessment Advanced Occupant Protection Systems Virtual Testing and Homologation Relaxed Sitting Positions

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Page 1: PROjECT PARTNERS OSCCAR FUTURE OCCUPANT SAFETY FOR …osccarproject.eu/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/OSCCAR... · FUTURE OCCUPANT SAFETY FOR CRASHES IN CARS OSCCAR will contribute to

P R OJ E C T CO O R D I N ATO RDI Werner Leitgeb

VIRTUAL VEHICLE Research CenterInffeldgasse 21A, 8010 Graz, AUSTRIA

E.MA I [email protected]

W E B S I T Ewww.osccarproject.eu

D U R AT I O NJune 2018 to May 2021

21 PA RT N E R S F R O M 8 CO U N T R I E S4 OEMs

6 Tier suppliers4 Research organizations

7 Universities

9 Associated partners from Europe, Canada, Japan, South Korea, USA

Understanding future accident scenarios involving passenger cars

Demonstration of new advanced occupant protection principles and concepts

Contribution to the development of diverse, omnidirectional, biofidelic

and robust HBMs

Contribution to the standardization of virtual testing procedures

Development of an exploitation strategy towards large scale implementation of

virtual testing methods

OSCCARFUTURE OCCUPANT SAFETY

FOR CRASHES IN CARS

OSCCAR has received funding from the European Union’sHorizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 68947.

www.OSCCARPROjEC T.EU www.OSCCARPROjEC T.EU www.OSCCARPROjEC T.EU

The OSCCAR project assembles 21 partners, including 19 from Europe and 2 from China. The project is coordinated by VIRTUAL VEHICLE Research Center in Graz/Austria and will run for 3 years, from june 2018 until May 2021.

PROjEC T PARTNERS

Graz University of Technology

P R OJ E C T CO O R D I N ATO R:

OSCCARFUTURE OCCUPANT SAFETY FOR CRASHES IN CARS

Future Accident Scenarios

Automated Driving

Omnidirectional Human Body Models

Integrated Assessment

Advanced Occupant Protection Systems

Virtual Testing and HomologationRelaxed Sitting Positions

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OSCCARFUTURE OCCUPANT SAFETY

FOR CRASHES IN CARS

OSCCAR will contribute to the reduction of • theamount of road fatalities• theseverity of injuries• thenumber of injured persons for decades to come

• Provideafutureaccident&conflictscenariodatabaseforpublic use, in particular for OEMs, Tier suppliers and road operators/infrastructureproviders

• Establishprotectionprinciplesforfutureoccupantprotection

• LaythebaseforvirtualassessmentofadvancedprotectionsystemsforconventionalvehiclesandHAVs

• FacilitatetheevaluationandthereforetheimplementationofnewandinnovativesafetysolutionsandrelatedenablingtoolsthatcouldboosttheR&Dofservicesandindustries

• Pavethewayforvirtualhomologationoffuturesitting positions for HAVs

• Defineanacceptedprocedureforharmonizedandmore biofidelicHBMsallowingforanimprovedoccupantsafety forconventionalvehiclesandHAVs

• Enableabroadcoverageofheterogeneousoccupant population(gender,age,height,weightforconventionalvehiclesandHAVs

• Showtheapplicability/usefulnessofthedeveloped frameworkforfuturesafetysystemsbyseveralselecteddemonstrators

• Securetherequiredfull-scalemanufacturingofcritical productsdevelopedintheprojectinEuropebykeyplayersfrom European industry

• Boostharmonizationandstandardizationongloballevel (Europe, US, Canada, South Korea, India, China)

The EU Horizon 2020 research project “OSCCAR - Future Occupant Safety for Crashes in Cars”-developsanovel,simulation-basedapproachtosafeguardoccupantsinvolvedinfuturevehicleaccidents.

RELEVANCEANDIMPACT

Future accident scenarios

Active kinematics

Injury predictionDiversity

GenderMulti-directional biofidelity

Advanced HBMs

Integrated assessment & impact

$€€

Active Passive

Pre-crashC-ITS

HBM

Accidents

Fully integrated tool chain

Harmonization ofvirtual testing

New restraint principles for new sitting positions

Future accident scenarios

Active kinematics

Injury predictionDiversity

GenderMulti-directional biofidelity

Advanced HBMs

Integrated assessment & impact

$€€

Active Passive

Pre-crashC-ITS

HBM

Accidents

Fully integrated tool chain

Harmonization ofvirtual testing

New restraint principles for new sitting positions

Future accident scenarios

Active kinematics

Injury predictionDiversity

GenderMulti-directional biofidelity

Advanced HBMs

Integrated assessment & impact

$€€

Active Passive

Pre-crashC-ITS

HBM

Accidents

Fully integrated tool chain

Harmonization ofvirtual testing

New restraint principles for new sitting positions

RESEARCH TOPICS

R O B u S T A n D e F F I c I e n T c R A S H S I M u l AT I O n TO O l S F O R I n T e g R AT e D A S S e S S M e n T & O V e R A l l I M PAc T D e M O n S T R AT I O n:• Simulationqualityassessment

• Commonboundaryconditions

• Fullyintegratedassessmenttoolchain

• Commonpostprocessingforcomparability

• Homologationpathdemo

• BenefitandimpactdemoofvirtualtestingwithHBMs

H A R M O n I z AT I O n A n D R e cO M M e n DAT I O n S F O R V I RT uA l T e S T I n g:• Simulationcomparability

and harmonization

• Virtualtestingvalidationrequirements

• Injurycriteriaharmonization

• Volunteertestingfor pre-crashkinematics

n e w R e S T R A I n T P R I n c I P l e S D e V e lO P M e n T:• Vehicleinteriorusescases

-Futuresittingpositions in HAVs

-Studyonuserexpectations of future interior concepts

• Newrestraintprinciples

• Hardwareandvirtualtesting

• SafetyassessmentwithHBMs

H B M D e V e lO P M e n T:• Softtissue

• Multidirectionalbiofidelity

• Biofidelickinematicsduringpre-andin-crashphase

Future accident scenarios

Active kinematics

Injury predictionDiversity

GenderMulti-directional biofidelity

Advanced HBMs

Integrated assessment & impact

$€€

Active Passive

Pre-crashC-ITS

HBM

Accidents

Fully integrated tool chain

Harmonization ofvirtual testing

New restraint principles for new sitting positions

• Occupantheterogenity

• Safetyassessmentcapabilityof new sitting positions

• Agreedinjurycriteria

Future accident scenarios

Active kinematics

Injury predictionDiversity

GenderMulti-directional biofidelity

Advanced HBMs

Integrated assessment & impact

$€€

Active Passive

Pre-crashC-ITS

HBM

Accidents

Fully integrated tool chain

Harmonization ofvirtual testing

New restraint principles for new sitting positions

F u T u R e Acc I D e n T S c e n A R I O S:• HAVs

• Mixedtraffic

• Trafficsimulation

• Drivingsituation

• Accident/collisionparameters

• Futurerelevantaccidentmatrix

OSCCAR has received funding from the European Union’sHorizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 68947.

www.OSCCARPROjEC T.EU