Vehicles with low power consumption, less CO2 emission and reduced fuel consumption rate are more and more in the focus and are required by customers. Lighting is able to contribute in introducing Low....
In real world driving conditions, illumination from vehicle headlamps and, when present, from fixed roadway lighting combines to provide visibility for the driver. We present analyses of visibility al....
Modern vehicles complexity is increasing to meet the demands of user. Automatic wiper and headlamp activation system using rain light sensor, (RLS) is one of the popular customer requirement. RLS is a....
Headlights with Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) as the light source have come on the market but are complex and expensive. Recent work on new LED modules for headlights will allow a single LED module for....
We summarize the development and initial deployment of a system that can be mounted along an intersection, curve, drive-in, or parking facility to efficiently gather relevant data about headlamp patte....
As the pedestrian impact regulations are continuing to evolve, there is a growing emphasis on each and every component of a vehicle front to be pedestrian friendly. Traditionally pedestrian safety dur....
Computer simulation of nighttime lighting in urban environments can be complex due to the myriad of light sources present (e.g., street lamps, building lights, signage, and vehicle headlamps). In thes....
Accident statistics show that motorcycling is still a pretty dangerous mode of locomotion. Since the last 15 years motorcyclists' fatalities experienced just a creeping decrease compared to car driver....
Along with the introduction of HID-headlamps and a luminous flux beyond 2000 lm the regulations concerning automatic levelling and headlamp cleaning systems were enacted. This reply regarding the posi....
This paper proposes an image processing method for easier perception of speed from a camera image.Vision assistance technology employing cameras is presently being put to widespread practical use. In ....
