I am looking for partners in the research area.

I am looking for partners interested in the Horizon Europe Call.

I am looking for partners for the Horizon Europe research area.

I am looking for laboratory facilities in the research/application area.

Researcher

Dr. Henrietta Lengyel

PhD

Stoczek u. 6., building J, H-1111 Budapest, Hungary

+36 1 463 1077

lengyel.henrietta@kjk.bme.hu

Groups

Automotive Safety and Security Research Group

Faculty

Faculty of Transportation Engineering and Vehicle Engineering

Department

Department of Automotive Technologies

Horizon Europe keywords: · CCAM · Smart and sustainable transport and mobility

Publications Projects Patents

Publications

- Lengyel, H., Remeli, V., & Szalay, Z. (2021). A collection of easily deployable adversarial traffic sign stickers. at-Automatisierungstechnik, 69(6), 511-523.

- Lengyel, H., Tettamanti, T., & Szalay, Z. (2020). Conflicts of automated driving with conventional traffic infrastructure. IEEE Access, 8, 163280-163297.

- Lengyel, H., Remeli, V., & Szalay, Z. (2019). Easily Deployed Stickers Could Disrupt Traffic Sign Recognition. Perner's Contacts, 19(Special Issue 2), 156-163.

- Lengyel, H., & Szalay, Z. (2018, October). The significance and effect of the traffic system signaling to the environment, present and future traffic. In International Congress of Automotive and Transport Engineering (pp. 847-856). Springer, Cham.

- Lengyel, H., & Szalay, Z. (2019, November). Test scenario for road sign recognition systems with special attention on traffic sign anomalies. In 2019 IEEE 19th International Symposium on Computational Intelligence and Informatics and 7th IEEE International Conference on Recent Achievements in Mechatronics, Automation, Computer Sciences and Robotics (CINTI-MACRo) (pp. 000193-000198). IEEE.

- Lengyel, H., & Szalay, Z. (2018). Traffic sign anomalies and their effects on the highly automated and autonomous vehicles. In 35th international colloquium on advanced manufacturing and repair technologies in vehicle industry (pp. 193-204).

Projects

- National Laboratory
- Innovative Mobility Program

Patents

- Mervó, Z. ; Domina, A. ; Polish, H. ; Veress, A. Rear-view mirror device for vehicles: 
 WO2020115564A1, PCT/IB2019/051016