Description
Researchers at TU Delft Mechanical Engineering have developed the SenseBike: a bicycle equipped with advanced sensors similar to those used in autonomous vehicles, including cameras, lidar, GPS, and inertial measurement systems.
By cycling through urban environments, the SenseBike creates detailed real time maps of city streets and gathers unique data about cyclist behaviour. This information helps improve the perception algorithms used in automated vehicles and supports the design of safer infrastructure and intersections for cyclists.
The SenseBike was developed by Holger Caesar, Jason Moore and students Jan Peter Simons and Denniz Goren.
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