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Vehicle load estimation from observation of vibration response
The suspension systems of production automobiles and trucks are designed to support the comfort and safety of human occupants. The response of these vehicles to the road surface is a function of vehicle loading. In this research we demonstrate the automatic monitoring of vehicle load using an optical sensor and a speed bump. This paper investigates the dynamics of vehicle response and describes the software developed to extract vibrational information from video.