Automated driving with smart vehicles
Cooperative connected and automated driving can improve traffic flow and safety, and helps reduce CO2 emissions. Discover how we contribute to automated driving.
Join the route to safe automated driving
What is necessary to ensure safe automated driving? TNO aims to accelerate the process for automated vehicles to be allowed on public roads. Join the route to safe automated driving and meet the experts.
Our latest developments
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Paving the way for safe Autonomous Driving with Software-Defined Vehicles
The future of Cooperative, Connected, and Automated Mobility (CCAM) hinges on the development of Software-Defined Vehicles (SDVs) that are both safe and reliable.
Context-aware motion planning crucial for future of automated driving
Is it safe for self-driving cars to hit the road yet?
Safe co-drivership with AVs requires advanced Human-Vehicle Interaction and Driver Monitoring Systems
Safe automated driving
Our impact
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DITM: Digital Infrastructure for Future-proof Mobility
Status project
1 October 2022 - 1 October 2026
In cooperation with
Siemens, VDL, Heliox, TomTom, NXP and more
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StreetWise: scenario based safety assessment for automated driving
In cooperation with
Siemens, AVL, Daimler Truck
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Platooning is positive for traffic, the environment and the wallet
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Mobility in the future: safely from A to B with IT security
Contact us
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Emilia Silvas
Functie:Proposition Manager and Scientist-
Standplaats:Helmond
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Email:Email Emilia
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Joëlle van den Broek
Functie:Director Science and Technology-
Standplaats:Eindhoven - High Tech Campus 25
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Email:Email Joëlle
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Jorn Gijsbers
Functie:Business Development Smart Vehicles-
Standplaats:Helmond
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Email:Email Jorn
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Marieke Martens
Functie:Principal Scientist and Professor at TU Eindhoven on Automated Vehicles and Human InteractionMarieke Martens is a full professor ‘Automated Vehicles & Human Interaction’ at Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e).
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Standplaats:Helmond
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Email:Email Marieke
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