Research Areas

The ITS effort covers many different topics and technologies including research in control, communication, sensing, electronics and computers. We investigate many, non-traditional aspects of the transportation sciences, for example advanced simulation, virtual reality, remote presence, automated driving, cyber-physical systems, vehicle-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-infrastructure communications, computer and communication networking and many aspects of advanced automotive control.

Faculty
Umit Ozguner
Keith Redmill
Fusun Ozguner
Ashok Krishnamurthy
Giorgio Rizzoni
Eylem Ekici

Research Activities
Cyber-Physical Systems: Autonomous Driving in Mixed-Traffic Urban Environments
ITS-Energy
Vehicle-to-Vehicle Communication
DARPA Grand and Urban Challenges
MAGIC 2010
Indoor Testbed for Urban Traffic Scenarios
Driver Intention Estimation over DSRC
Cooperative Driving and Convoying
Intelligent Vehicles
GPS Based Help for Automated Driving
Providing a Simulation Environment for Sensor Testing Control
Research on Friction Compensation
Lane Recognition for Obstacle Avoidance or Automated Driving
Vehicle Dynamics and Control Related Research Activity
Demo’97 Cars, Brake Control
Truck-Trailer Stability
Network Related Issues in ITS
SAFENET, VATSIM
Remote Sensing
OSU BLIS Tracking All Campus Buses

Contact
Ümit Özguner, Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering, ozguner.1@osu.edu