The University of Florida, the University of Florida Transportation Institute, the Florida Department of Transportation, and the City of Gainesville partnered to create the I-STREET living lab on the UF campus and surrounding highway network.
The testbed deploys and evaluates numerous advanced technologies including connected and autonomous vehicles, smart devices, and sensors. It also develops and applies novel applications to enhance mobility and safety. These technologies and their application work within the existing network and accommodate the presence of conventional vehicles.
Dr. Xiang 'Jacob' Yan was presented with the best Ph.D. dissertation award from the World Society for Transport and Land Use Research (WSTLUR). “I am honored to receive the best dissertation award from #WSTLUR! It provides me great confidence to continue doing work that (hopefully) pushes the boundaries of accessibility research”
The STRIDE Center Research Products Showcase will provide participants with snapshots of products as described by STRIDE researchers. Each day, from 12 PM to 2 PM, ET, will focus on one of three themes: Transit and Mobility; Advance Strategies and Technologies for Congestion Mitigation; and Equity. Register for the event to receive a Zoom providing access to all three days.
The University of Florida, the University of Florida Transportation Institute, the Florida Department of Transportation, and the City of Gainesville partnered to create the I-STREET living lab on the UF campus and surrounding highway network.
The testbed deploys and evaluates numerous advanced technologies including connected and autonomous vehicles, smart devices, and sensors. It also develops and applies novel applications to enhance mobility and safety. These technologies and their application work within the existing network and accommodate the presence of conventional vehicles.
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