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In this paper, we propose a driving safety support system (DSSS) which employs high-speed vision installed in surrounding environments such as highways, urban roads, and crossroads. The system is aiming to recognize traffic situations including hidden places from mobilities and utilize such information for driving safety support. The system consists of synchronized high-speed cameras which enable us to acquire images every millisecond, and mobilities capable of communicating with these high-speed cameras via communication stations. We conducted experiments on collision avoidance and demonstrate that the proposed system can resolve the deficiency of readiness, which is common to environmental vision systems, by introducing high-speed vision.
