Summary

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European statistics show that Powered-Two-Wheelers (PTW) road accidents are extremely high. During the last decade, ADVANCED DRIVER ASSISTANCE SYSTEMS (ADAS) and IN-VEHICLE INFORMATION SYSTEMS (IVIS) development is one of the main research areas of the automotive industry. However, the application of such technologies in motorcycles and even clean motorbikes (electric) is currently lacking behind and should be undoubtedly studied further. Therefore the aim of SAFERIDER is to study the potential of ADAS/IVIS integration on motorcycles for riders comfort and safety.more ]

Latest News

1st User Forum

1st User Forum Meeting Brussels
June 25, 2008

The Saferider User Forum received high attention. It was conducted in parallel to the FEMA Mep Ride 2008 Event. The objective of the SAFERIDER user forum was to discuss the application of the SAFERIDER technologies and the results of the project with key stakeholders. You can download the minutes and presentations held at the user forum here.

Your opinion

SAFERIDER Survey

The Saferider consortium developed a survey to ask for your personal opinion regarding new safety technologies in motorbikes. Please take the chance to overview the newest technologies that are discussed in research now and give your opinion in the survey.
Update: The survey has been closed.

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SAFERIDER Milan Meeting
May 30, 2008

YAMAHA invited to their premises in Milan, Italy for a joint technical meeting to address the current status of PTW (Powered-Two-Wheelers) ergonomic aspects. INRETS presented a benchmark study and organized the morning session. In the afternoon Fraunhofer IAO lead a discussion about the SAFERIDER HMI (Human-Machine-Interface) strategy.

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SAFERIDER Lyon Meeting
March 31 - April 1, 2008

At the Meeting in Lyon Milestones status and next steps of each workpackage will be presented.

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SAFERIDER Kick-Off Meeting Thessaloniki
January 16-18, 2008

The SAFERIDER project has officially started its activities with a kick-off meeting in Thessaloniki 16th - 18th January 2008. The main objective of the project is to study the potential of ADAS/IVIS integration on motorcycles for riders comfort and safety.