Assuring Autonomous Vehicles: Sensor Weather Degradation

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Assuring Autonomous Vehicles: Sensor Weather Degradation

Event: AutoSens Brussels

| Session date: Wednesday 20th September

Session date: Wednesday 20th September

, 2023

Hear from:

Dr Richard Dudley

Science Area Leader (Autonomous Vehicle Sensors, Electromagnetics & Precision Farming),

National Physical Laboratory

Dr Richard Dudley

Science Area Leader (Autonomous Vehicle Sensors, Electromagnetics & Precision Farming),

National Physical Laboratory

Autonomous vehicle sensors should remain functional in all weather conditions to ensure an accurate spatial awareness. Quantifying a sensors limit is a key requirement for vehicle assurance and confident operation. To address the metrology of sensor assurance we partnered with the UK Met Office to create a 250 m outdoor testbed deriving quantitative information on lidar, radar and camera system performance during rain, fog and bright sunlight conditions. The testbed has been collecting data continuously during 2022/3 and we will present our data on lidar and radar operation in adverse and ideal scenarios including details of our next measurement campaign.