Patent classifications
B60W2554/4029
Vehicular cooperative perception for identifying a connected vehicle to aid a pedestrian
The disclosure includes embodiments for vehicular cooperative perception for identifying a subset of connected vehicles from a plurality to aid a pedestrian. In some embodiments, a method includes analyzing pedestrian data to determine a scenario depicted by the pedestrian data and a subset of the connected vehicles from the plurality that have a clearest line of the pedestrian. The method includes identifying a group of conflicted vehicles from the subset whose driving paths conflict with a walking path of the pedestrian. The method includes determining, based on the scenario, digital twin data describing a digital twin simulation that corresponds to the scenario. The method includes determining, based on the digital twin data and the pedestrian data, a group of modified driving paths for the group of conflicted vehicles. The method includes causing the group of conflicted vehicles to travel in accordance with the group of modified driving paths.
AUTOMATIC CROSS-SENSOR CALIBRATION USING OBJECT DETECTIONS
Certain aspects of the present disclosure provide techniques for sensor calibration. First sensor data is received from a first sensor and second sensor data is received from a second sensor, where the first sensor data and the second sensor data each indicate detected objects in a space. The first sensor data is transformed using a first transformation profile to convert the first sensor data to a coordinate frame of the second sensor data. The first transformation profile is refined based on a difference between the transformed first sensor data and the second sensor data.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR OPERATING AN AUTONOMOUS VEHICLE
An autonomous vehicle (AV) includes features that allows the AV to comply with applicable regulations and statues for performing safe driving operation. An example system for an AV includes obtaining, by a computer located in the AV, an image from a camera located on the AV, where the image characterizes an area towards which the AV is driven on a lane on a road or a highway; determining, from the image, that a pedestrian or a cyclist is located next to the lane on the road or the highway; and in response to the determining, performing driving operations on the AV such as steering from a center of the lane to a first side of the lane that is away from the center of the lane and away from a location of the pedestrian or the cyclist, and/or slowing down the AV in response to certain conditions.
IMMOBILITY DETECTION WITHIN SITUATIONAL CONTEXT
Embodiments for operational envelope detection (OED) with situational assessment are disclosed. Embodiments herein relate to an operational envelope detector that is configured to receive, as inputs, information related to sensors of the system and information related to operational design domain (ODD) requirements. The OED then compares the information related to sensors of the system to the information related to the ODD requirements, and identifies whether the system is operating within its ODD or whether a remedial action is appropriate to adjust the ODD requirements based on the current sensor information. Other embodiments are described and/or claimed.
VEHICLE-EXTERIOR-NOTIFICATION CONTROL DEVICE, VEHICLE-EXTERIOR-NOTIFICATION CONTROL SYSTEM, AND VEHICLE-EXTERIOR-NOTIFICATION CONTROL METHOD
A vehicle-exterior-notification control device includes processing circuitry to detect a person present around a crosswalk present in a traveling direction of a first vehicle on a basis of information output from a surrounding information detecting device to detect information around the first vehicle, to detect whether or not the person has an intention to cross the crosswalk before the first vehicle, a vehicle control unit to execute stop control to stop the first vehicle in a case where it is detected that the person has an intention to cross the crosswalk before the first vehicle, to detect a second vehicle present around the first vehicle on a basis of information output from the surrounding information detecting device, and to issue a vehicle-notification instruction for making a notification to the second vehicle in a case where the stop control is executed.
Navigation at alternating merge zones
A navigation system for a host vehicle may include a processing device including circuitry and a memory storing instructions that when executed by the circuitry cause the at least one processing device to receive images acquired by a camera representative of an environment of the host vehicle, and analyze the images to identify a double merge scenario including a first flow of traffic and a second flows of traffic in a same direction that merge to form a merged flow of traffic in a merged lane. The instructions that when executed by the circuitry may further cause the processing device to cause a navigational change in the host vehicle based on a trajectory of a first target vehicle in the first flow of traffic and a trajectory of a second target vehicle in the second flow of traffic.
PLANNING WITH DYNAMIC STATE A TRAJECTORY OF AN AUTONOMOUS VEHICLE
This disclosure describes an autonomous vehicle configured to obtain sensor data associated with objects proximate a projected route of the autonomous vehicle, determine static constraints that limit a trajectory of the autonomous vehicle along the projected route based on non-temporal risks associated with a first subset of the f objects, predict a position and speed of the autonomous vehicle as a function of time along the projected route based on the static constraints, identify temporal risks associated with a second subset of the objects based on the predicted position and speed of the autonomous vehicle, determine dynamic constraints that further limit the trajectory of the autonomous vehicle along the projected route to help the autonomous vehicle avoid the temporal risks associated with the second subset of the objects, and adjust the trajectory of the autonomous vehicle in accordance with the static constraints and the dynamic constraints.
ALWAYS-ON MOTION CONTROLLER
In a number of illustrative variations, an always-on motion controller may include a path planner system; a driver monitoring system, and a motion controller system. The always-on motion controller may provide for an always present autonomous driving system which may seamlessly take control of the vehicle where driver attention is lost, distracted, or momentarily absent. The always-on motion controller may seamlessly release control of the vehicle to the driver or driver attention is regained.
Spatio-temporal-interactive networks
Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer storage media, for processing point cloud data using spatio-temporal-interactive networks.
Braking control system, braking control method, and program
A braking control system includes obstacle detection means for detecting an obstacle ahead of a vehicle, first collision determination means for determining whether the vehicle would collide with the obstacle ahead of the vehicle, following vehicle detection means for detecting a following vehicle traveling behind the vehicle, information acquisition means for acquiring a maximum deceleration set in the following vehicle, second collision determination means for determining whether the following vehicle would collide with the vehicle based on the maximum deceleration, and braking control means for controlling braking means of the vehicle so that an absolute value of a deceleration of the vehicle does not exceed an absolute value of the maximum deceleration of the following vehicle when the first collision determination means determines that the vehicle would collide with the obstacle and the second collision determination means determines that the following vehicle would collide with the vehicle.