Catch up on everything there is to know about the H2020 i-DREAMS project via this online newsletter. This second issue includes an update on six new technical reports that were submitted in the past six months, a meet & greet with the User Advisory Board, a close look at CARDIOID’s instrumented vehicle and an interview with the DSS simulator builders. Lots of exciting things to read up on during summer. So don't hesitate and dive right into this newsletter! Read the second is...

Today and tomorrow, the i-DREAMS steering committee will meet up online to discuss the current status of this H2020 project and the next steps. The meeting was supposed to take place in Loughborough (UK) but due to the COVID-19 pandemic the consortium turned it into an online meeting. Want to stay up to date on i-DREAMS? Register now for the online newsletter.

Two i-DREAMS abstracts were selected for the HUMANIST conference which will take place on 24-25 September, 2020 in Rhodes Island. "State of the art technologies for post-trip safety interventions" "A review of real-time safety interventions technologies" The biennial HUMANIST conference brings together a wide range of researchers and experts from the research communities in Human Factors; Behaviour, ITS and vehicle automation. Researchers present results of recent developments and trend...

During the ongoing i-DREAMS General Assembly meeting in Portugal, partner CardioID offered the consortium the opportunity to get acquainted and go for a short drive with an instrumented vehicle in which the i-DREAMS monitoring technology is present. The project is currently taking important steps towards the empirical foundation of the Safety Tolerance Zone.

The fourth member of the i-DREAMS expert advisory board is Dr. Wael Alhajyaseen from the Qatar Transportation and Traffic Safety Center (Qatar). He works as Assistant Professor for research in the field of Transportation Planning and Traffic Engineering. “I learned a lot about i-DREAMS during the expert advisory board meeting and in my opinion the biggest added value of the system will be the predictive value.”

i-DREAMS has put together five of the most renowned experts in the field of road safety, human factors and automation to provide advice on strategic orientations within the project and reflect on the project progress. We would like to introduce you to our third expert, Prof. Carol Flannagan from the University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute, USA. Dr. Flannagan has over 20 years of experience conducting data analysis and research on injury risk related to motor vehic...

Rapid prototyping of real time monitoring and intervention technologies to be adopted in different vehicle types (bus, truck, private car, rail) enables to better understand the safety potential and implementation challenges related to thelarge scale application in field trials later on in the project. This is exactly why the technology partners in the i-DREAMS consortium have worked together closely on the definition, prototyping and initial testing of different hard- and software solutions un...

The second member of the i-DREAMS expert advisory board is Prof. Samuel G. Charlton from the School of Psychology at the University of Waikato in New Zealand. His research interests include applied cognitive psychology and human factors. “I believe that one of the big benefits of i-DREAMS is the diagnostic capability of the system. "

i-DREAMS has put together five of the most renowned experts in the field of road safety, human factors and automation to provide advice on strategic orientations within the project and reflect on the project progress. From their academic and industry expertise, these experts will provide useful input in terms of knowledge, network, policy orientations,exploitation strategies and more. Let's say this board is our quality control mechanism. Let's meet Prof. Judith Charlton from Monash Univers...