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Deliverable D4.2.1 Dissemination Level PU Contract N. IST-1-507674-IP
Carlo Cacciabue (JRC) and Kussmann Holger (BOSCH) representing the AIDE project
consortium.
2.4. Working approach
The first day of the workshop included plenary and keynote presentations and a round table
discussion where key stakeholders participated (EC, EUCAR, CLEPA, FIA, public
authorities, Transport Canada etc.).
Presentations addressed the following issues:
Presentations on AIDE results
1. AIDE Technical Overview by Johan Engstrom, VTEC.
2. Design Scenarios and HMI meta-functions: Towards an Adaptive Integrated HMI by
Holger Kussmann, BOSCH.
3. Evaluation of Adaptive Integrated HMIs by Klaus Bengler, BMW.
4. Driver-vehicle-environment modeling in AIDE by Carlo Cacciabue, JRC.
Presentations from attendees outside AIDE consortium
5. The European Statement of Principles: Current Status and next steps by Valerie
Moutal, EC/IST.
6. Road Safety Requires Smart Standards for Intelligent Driver Information and
Assistance Systems by Peter Burns, Transport Canada.
7. Development of the Driver Advocate by Mike Gardner, Motorola.
The second day, participants were divided into three parallel tracks each one with different
morning and evening sessions. Presentations on AIDE scenarios and functions as well as the
AIDE results on architectural concepts and HMI designs were presented and discussed in the
first session. In the second one, studies on the behavioral adaptation within the concept of
AIDE was presented, whereas the third session addressed Nomadic devices issues (safety
integration) and took place only in the morning. An exhibition of AIDE posters took also
place during the workshop.
3. Workshop Proceedings
3.1. AIDE Technical Overview
Presenter: Johan Engström, AIDE User Forum, Cologne 2005-03-15.
The discussion began with a short summary of the basic facts of the AIDE project.
• AIDE is an integrated project on automotive human-machine interaction (HMI);
• It started on March 2004 and will continue for 4 years;
• The total budget is 12.5 ME with 7.3 ME EU funding;
• The project currently has 28 partners with a rough 50/50 industry-academia split;
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