13. – 15. Mai 2025 | Frankfurt/Hanau

SafetyUpDate

14. – 15. Mai 2025

 Mittwoch, 14.05.2025 

09:00

Welcome and Introduction

Ralf Reuter, Maren Finck - carhs.training gmbh


UNECE Requirements

09:10

Legal Requirements Passive Safety

Oliver Zander - BASt - Bundesanstalt für Straßen- und Verkehrswesen

  • Vulnerable Road User Safety
  • Automated Vehicles
  • IWVTA

09:55

The New UN ECE Regulation for Automated Driving

John F. Creamer - GlobalAutoRegs.com


10:40

Kaffeepause

11:10

Legal Requirements on ACPE

Dr.-Ing. Patrick Seiniger, Martin Thelen - BASt - Bundesanstalt für Straßen- und Verkehrswesen


11:30

DynamX - a Dynamic Approach to ADAS Testing During a PTI

Daniel Burckhardt - FSD Fahrzeugsystemdaten GmbH

  • Challenges on the path to PTI 2030
  • Requirements for ADAS testing during a PTI
  • Current implementations of a future ADAS inspection for PTI

Emerging International Requirements

12:00

Thoughts for Future Development and Key Projects of C-IASI

Dr. Yu Liu - CAERI - China Automotive Engineering Research Institute Co. Ltd.

  • Index upgrade based on three initial intentions:
    • Accident data
    • Safety technology trends
    • Consumer demand
  • Advanced Chinese Movable Progressive Deformable Barrier (AC-MPDB)
  • Advanced Chinese Human Body Models (AC-HUMS)
  • Zero-gravity seat test and assessment
  • Integrated active and passive safety evaluation of pedestrians
  • New chest impactor

12:30

Recent Updates to IIHS Crashworthiness and Crash Avoidance Programs

Dr. David Kidd - Insurance Institute for Highway Safety

  • Recent updates to our FCP (AEB) consumer information program
  • Update on OEM performance
  • Research on pedestrian conspicuity
  • Integration of virtual testing into the new rear impact program
  • Preview on plans on evaluating commercial motor vehicles which is one of the pillars of the new 30 x 30 strategic plan

13:00

Mittagspause

Accident Research

14:00

25 Years GIDAS – What Did We Learn? What Do We Still Not Know?

Thomas Lich - Robert Bosch GmbH; Marcus Wisch - BASt - Bundesanstalt für Straßen- und Verkehrswesen


14:30

Analysis of Life-threatening (MAIS3+) Injuries in Germany and Europe and Findings for Vehicle Safety

Henrik Liers - Verkehrsunfallforschung an der TU Dresden GmbH

  • Metrics on injury severity and definition of life-threatening injuries
  • Statistics on the relevance of MAIS3+ injured persons in Europe
  • GIDAS analyses on life-threatening injuries
  • Challenges of the current data situation
  • Activities to enrich the German road accident statistics

15:00

Event Data Recorder - Triggers for Recording, Data Elements and Formats

Marcus Wisch - BASt - Bundesanstalt für Straßen- und Verkehrswesen

  • Current and upcoming requirements related to light vehicles (UN-R 160, Regulation (EU) 2022/545) and heavy duty vehicles (UN-R 169, Regulation (EU) 2024/2220)
  • Data protection
  • Benefits of EDR data for crash reconstructions

15:30

Kaffeepause

Electric Vehicle and Post Crash Safety

Vorsitz: Jochen Feese - Mercedes-Benz AG

16:00

New European Legal Requirements

Dr. Natalia Lebedeva - European Commission, Joint Research Centre

  • UN R.100 and thermal propagation requirements
  • Developments in other parts of the world
  • UN Global Technical Regulation on Electric Vehicle Safety

16:30

Safety Risks Due to Vehicle-specific Advanced Developments

Tanja Hellmann - Feuerwehr Dortmund

  • Many comfort functions in modern vehicles, such as electric door handles, rely on the vehicle's electrical system.
  • Examples of fire brigade operations show the necessity for intuitively operable door handles in the event of a failure (e.g. due to an accident) of the 12V on-board power supply.
  • To prevent everyday functions from becoming a trap, there are a few basic design criteria

17:00

Ende des ersten Konferenztages

18:30

Besuch der "Klassikstadt"

Klassikstadt Frankfurt

19:00

Conference Dinner

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 Donnerstag, 15.05.2025 

Electric Vehicle Safety (continued)

Vorsitz: Jochen Feese - Mercedes-Benz AG

09:00

Fire Safety Technology for Electric Vehicles

Dr. Chen Bin - CMVR - China Merchants Testing Vehicle Technology Research Institute Co., Ltd.

  • Current situation of electric vehicle fire safety technology
  • Electric Vehicle Fire Mechanisms
  • Fire Safety Assessment Technology for Electric Vehicles
  • About us

Euro NCAP 2026 Updates

09:30

Updates on Euro NCAP: Structure, Ratings System and New Topics

Richard Schram - Euro NCAP

10:00

Euro NCAP Safe Driving and Crash Avoidance

Adriano Palao - Euro NCAP

  • Safe Driving
    • Overview of Occupant Monitoring
    • Driver Engagement
    • Vehicle Assistance assessments
  • Crash Avoidance
    • Overview Frontal Collisions
    • Lane Departure Collisions
    • Low Speed Collisions assessments

10:30

Kaffeepause

11:00

Euro NCAP Crash Protection and Post Crash

Volker Sandner - ADAC Technik Zentrum Landsberg

  • Frontal Impact, FW and MPDB Testing
  • Side and Pole Side impact
  • Far Side and Whiplash
  • Dummies
  • Child Occupant Safety
  • Pedestrian Protection

Upcoming Requirements in Other NCAPs

11:45

Upcoming Requirements in Bharat NCAP

Naresh Kulkarni  - Mercedes-Benz Research & Development

  • Indian Road Accidents Characteristics
  • Evolution of regulations and ratings in India
  • Overview of Bharat NCAP ratings
  • Outlook of NextGen requirement

12:15

Mittagspause

Equitable Safety

13:30

Legal Activities on Equitable Occupant Protection

Bernd Lorenz - BASt - Bundesanstalt für Straßen- und Verkehrswesen

  • What is it all about - equality, equity ?
  • Do women have a higher risk of being more seriously injured in an accident in a car as a driver (or passenger)?
  • Equality vs. Equity
  • United Nations
    • The Global Goals for Sustainable Development
    • World Forum for Harmonization of Vehicle Regulations (WP.29) – GRSP
    • Ad hoc Group „Data on Equitable Occupant Protection (DEOP)“
    • Informal Working Group „Equitable Occupant protection“ IWG EqOP and its taskforces

HMI, Driver Status Monitoring & Occupant Monitoring

14:00

Driving Safely while Reading: Optimizing Text Interfaces to Reduce Driver Distraction

Jessica Aimee Kienzle, Dr. Natalia Sevcenko - Mercedes-Benz

  • Layout and cognitive tasks with text interfaces and their complexity in the vehicle
  • Findings from previous simulator studies on the evaluation of driver distraction through text interaction

14:30

When and How to Warn: Why More is Not Always Better.

Dr. Sebastian Hergeth - BMW Group

  • Warning in the context of hazard control
  • Lessons learned from other domains
  • What it takes for a warning to be effective

15:00

Occupant Monitoring Systems for Multiple Incabin Applications

Dr. Frederik Diederichs - Fraunhofer IOSB

  • Generated User Interfaces for Automotive AI Assistants
  • Building a motion sickness assistant with activity recognition
  • Support Safe Sleeping in Level 4: What does it take?
  • Research project results from KARLI: AI for adaptive, responsive and level-compliant driver behavior. www.karli-projekt.de

 

 

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