Felix Rampf
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About
Felix Rampf is a researcher at the forefront of traffic simulation and autonomous vehicle safety, with a focused expertise on interactions between automated vehicles and vulnerable road users. His most-cited work, "Modelling autonomous vehicle interactions with bicycles in traffic simulation" (2023), addresses a critical gap in the safe integration of self-driving technology into mixed urban traffic. By developing models that capture the nuanced dynamics between AVs and cyclists, Rampf provides essential tools for testing and validating autonomous systems before they encounter real-world scenarios. His contributions are particularly timely as cities grapple with the challenge of coexisting automated and human-driven traffic. With 5 citations on his flagship paper, Rampf’s research is gaining traction among transportation engineers and simulation developers. His work stands out for its practical approach to a pressing safety issue, offering a foundation for future studies on AV interactions with other vulnerable road users.
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