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Observing the World: Defining a New Reference Observer for Non-Biological Entities

Event: AutoSens Brussels
| Session date: Wednesday 20th September
Session date: Wednesday 20th September
, 2023

Hear from:

Megan Lampinen
Megan Lampinen

Moderator

Megan Lampinen
Editor-at-large,

Automotive World

Robert Dingess
Robert Dingess
Robert Dingess
President,

Mercer Strategic Alliance

"Alexander Braun smiling and looking off-camera"
"Alexander Braun smiling and looking off-camera"
Prof. Alexander Braun​
Professor of Physics,

University of Applied Sciences Dusseldorf

Patrick Denny
Patrick Denny
Patrick Denny
Lecturer in Artificial Intelligence,

University of Limerick

Robert Dingess
Robert Dingess
Robert Dingess
President,

Mercer Strategic Alliance

"Alexander Braun smiling and looking off-camera"
"Alexander Braun smiling and looking off-camera"
Prof. Alexander Braun​
Professor of Physics,

University of Applied Sciences Dusseldorf

Patrick Denny
Patrick Denny
Patrick Denny
Lecturer in Artificial Intelligence,

University of Limerick

All photometric and road (artefacts, light, signalling,…) measurements for design, performance, and standard compliance are currently based on the CIE reference observer for photometry, which is representative of human visual performance. AS we move towards L3 & 4, the urgency to develop a new reference observer representative of AD/ADAS grows. Join the newly founded Research Consortium BELLORAMA to discuss the next steps and challenges in observing static infrastructure, alongside experts and stakeholders with standardization and measurement perspective expertise.

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