SMART CAR  GROUP MEMBER  Cheung Ho Yin Danny  Lai Pak Kin Ricky  Lau Ming Cheung Dennis  NG Wing Lung Alan.

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SMART CAR  GROUP MEMBER  Cheung Ho Yin Danny  Lai Pak Kin Ricky  Lau Ming Cheung Dennis  NG Wing Lung Alan

Outline  Introduction and background situation  Basic theory of Cooperative Adaptive Cruise Control System  Cost  Conclusion

Introduction In each year traffic accident 200 people are killed and people injured Cost HKSAR about 30 million dollars

- 95% accident is due by driver error Introduction - What kinds of driver errors ?

Situation  Most problem are too close and wrong turn  How to solve it ? Cooperative Adaptive Cruise Control System

 Two or more vehicles to communicate and work together to avoid a collision.  Transmitting information about its speed and acceleration to the car behind it.

3 Main Components 1. Radar Based System -Report on the width, distance, and speed of objects ahead. 2. Headway Control Unit - Control the Brake, Throttle, Dashboard display. 3. Image-Processor - Combines the data, feeding it to the headway control unit that controls the car

Basic theory  The Cars communicate with one another by exchanging radio signals.  It will then work out a safe following distance on the basis of their actual performance characteristics.

Base Cost Base Cost = Cost of Materials to Construct CACCS Main Components LifeYear Cost($HK) Radar Based 7 2K System Heading Control 7 3K Unit Image Processor 7 5K

O&M Cost O&M Cost = Operation & Management Cost Main Components LifeYear Cost($HK/yr) Radar Based K System Heading Control K Unit Image Processor K

Initial Investment Cost Types of Investment Cost Machinery $3.5M Labour $1M Promotion $0.5M Development $1M Total $5M

Up keeping cost Promotion cost $0.5M Taxes and insurance $0.3M Labour cost $1M Total : $2.3M Rental cost $0.5M

Cash Flow Diagram Assumptions : 1.At the fist month, 10 cars will be sold 2.the sales of car increase by 5 unit each month $0.13M 0 $5M $ 2.3M $0.26M Month $0.39M $0.195M …. $0.325M 12345

Equivalent Cash Flow Diagram N=2 years and 9 months $2.04M 0 $5M $ 2.17M Month $2.105M …. 123 NN+1. N+2

Conclusion  Suitable in Hong Kong.  Prevent accident  It is profitable

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