Energy Efficient and Autonomous Vehicles Lab

Research

Western Michigan University's Energy Efficient and Autonomous Vehicles lab works out of a 5000-square-foot Automotive Research Laboratory in Floyd Hall on Western's Parkview Campus.

All of the previous mentioned tools can be implemented in simulation and tested using the following equipment:

2019 KIA Niro research vehicle

Drive-by-wire capability (using PolySync's Drive Kit)
High-performance computer (Nvidia DRIVE PX2)

Energy Efficient and Autonomous Vehicles Lab

Research

2019 KIA Niro research vehicle

Automated driving in snow

Curve

Light Snow

Heavy Snow

Medium Snow

Active Snowfall

Ultra Low Cost Roadside Units

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Driver Perspective

Aerial View

Passenger View

Chassis Dynamometer