When drivers train in a Road Safety Center, they improve their
driving by getting feedback about how well they perform the maneuvers. They can
then adjust their driving performance in respect of acceleration, velocity, braking,
steering, gearshift and other relevant parameters. It can be new drivers, or
experienced drivers who train for some specific purpose, such as taxi drivers,
police, ambulances etc.
Today, the feedback is inaccurate. It is based on the
subjective opinion of the driving instructor, who is typically observing the
car from the outside. It would be much more effective if the feedback was based
on hard data from the driving, but that is not possible today. Therefore,
students should develop a system, which can sniff data from the cars’ data bus,
the so-called Can-bus.
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Bachelor studen, Diplom eng. stud 5 semester or higher. embeded systems programming and sensor protocols