Catch up on everything there is to know about the H2020 i-DREAMS project via this online newsletter. This third issue includes a throwback to the successful mid-term review that took place in November 2020, an important milestone for the project. We also share the highlights and the main accomplishments of the project during the first 18 months. Lots of exciting things to read up on during the holidays. So don’t hesitate and dive right into this newsletter! Read the third issue ...

Dive right into the 31 public deliverables of the i-DREAMS project by following up on this brand new interview series. Our researchers shed their light on the relevance and added value of a specific deliverable. Deliverable 2.1 reviewed and assessed state-of-the art approaches and methods to monitor the driver’s mental state and contextual factors of the driving environment that impact task demand. In addition, a selection of driver trait factors (including measur...

Our first Policy Brief outlines key messages for decision makers, NGO advocates and journalists, synthesizing major lessons learnt from Deliverable 3.1 Framework for operational design of experimental work in i-DREAMS, authored by Project Partner Loughborough University. The Policy Brief, written by POLIS, highlights how the original concept of the i-DREAMS ‘Safety Tolerance Zone’ gives a fitting answer to how road safety technology should be redefined and pursued to ...

The impact of the project is maximised through the User Advisory Board (UAB), which is established right at the start of the project. This UAB acts as a counselling body throughout the project’s lifetime. The UAB consists of core stakeholders comprising public authorities, companies, and key international organizations representing road users, associations, fleet operators, vehicle manufacturers and insurance companies. The role of the UAB is to support the consortium in ensuring the research c...

Don't just say 'car' to this instrumented vehicle by CardioID! This vehicle holds an impressive collection of innovative monitoring technologies to be used in the i-DREAMS project. During the i-DREAMS General Assembly meeting in March, in Ericeira, Portugal, the consortium was given the opportunity to get acquainted and go for a short drive on CardioID’s instrumented i-DREAMS car, equipped with a suite of monitoring technologies to be used in the project: CardioWheel - an Advanced Driver...

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.