In an effort to improve traffic safety, as well as decrease injuries and fatalities the U.S., China and Europe recently passed regulations and protocols to mandate Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) systems become standard on all new vehicles sold.
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ADAS Regulations and Vehicle Autonomy Levels: U.S., Europe, and China
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Bill Froberg
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Bill Froberg is an experienced data management professional with a passion for transforming the quality and integrity of large data sets. Throughout his career, he has honed his skills in reconciling data inconsistencies across multiple datasets, developing robust data quality controls, and standardizing processes that enhance efficiency.
He has worked within the automotive industry for over twenty years. Currently, Bill executes and supervises the data collection for Omdia Automotive’s US factory installed equipment, which includes advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS). He is also responsible for overseeing and conducting data collection for the US new model year vehicle specification data.
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