Associate Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering
Dr. Park’s research interests lie in the area of environmental perception for autonomous driving, driver awareness detection, deep neural networks, and artificial intelligent application development. She had worked as a research scientist at the University of Michigan-Dearborn and had accomplished a variety of research projects successfully. In 2014, she moved into automotive industry and worked as a senior research engineer at Hyundai Mobis and Changan US R&D center. Her main contributions are 1) development of a North America traffic sign recognition system, 2) generation of high definition maps for autonomous driving using Camera and GPS sensors, and 3) evaluation of different GNSS systems.
After she joined Kettering University, she established her research lab, ADAI (Autonomous Driving and Artificial Intelligence) lab in 2017. She is actively conducting researches with students in the research topics, sensor fused environmental perception for autonomous driving, deep neural networks for object detection, and artificial intelligent application development.
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About Jungme Park
Dr. Park’s research interests lie in the area of environmental perception for autonomous driving, driver awareness detection, deep neural networks, and artificial intelligent application development. She had worked as a research scientist at the University of Michigan-Dearborn and had accomplished a variety of research projects successfully. In 2014, she moved into automotive industry and worked as a senior research engineer at Hyundai Mobis and Changan US R&D center. Her main contributions are 1) development of a North America traffic sign recognition system, 2) generation of high definition maps for autonomous driving using Camera and GPS sensors, and 3) evaluation of different GNSS systems.
After she joined Kettering University, she established her research lab, ADAI (Autonomous Driving and Artificial Intelligence) lab in 2017. She is actively conducting researches with students in the research topics, sensor fused environmental perception for autonomous driving, deep neural networks for object detection, and artificial intelligent application development.
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| Present | Associate Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering, Kettering University ‐ Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering | |
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Disciplines
Research Interests
Grants
| 2020 - Present | Intelligent System Development for Sensor Fault Detection |
| Navistar, Inc. | |
| Role: PI | |
| 2019 - Present | The Robert Bosch Centennial Professorship |
| Kettering University | |
| Role: PI | |
| 2019 - 2020 | Artificial Intelligent Systems for Mass air Flow prediction and Engine Misfire Detection |
| Navistar, Inc. | |
| Role: PI | |
| 2018 - 2019 | Integration of Automotive Radar with a Vision Sensor for Object Detection using DNNs |
| Optimal Inc. | |
| Role: PI | |
| 2013 - 2014 | Advanced Speed and Energy Profile Trip Modeling using Static and Dynamic Information: PHASE III |
| Ford Motor Inc | |
| Ford -UM alliance program grant | |
| Role: CO-PI | |
| 2011 - 2013 | Advanced Speed and Energy Profile Trip Modeling using Static and Dynamic Information: PHASE II |
| Ford Motor Inc | |
| Ford -UM alliance program grant | |
| Role: CO-PI | |
| 2010 - 2011 | Advanced Speed and Energy Profile Trip Modeling using Static and Dynamic Information: PHASE I |
| Ford Motor Inc | |
| Ford -UM alliance program grant | |
| Role: CO-PI | |
| 2009 - 2010 | Vehicle Implementation and Evaluation of Energy Management Strategy based on Machine Learning Approach |
| Ford Motor Inc | |
| Ford -UM alliance program grant | |
| Role: CO-PI |
Honors and Awards
- The Robert Bosch Centennial Professorship, 2019-Current