Method and system in a vehicle for improving prediction results of an advantageous driver assistant system
US-2016236683-A1 · Aug 18, 2016 · US
US12260746B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-12260746-B2 |
| Application number | US-202318227548-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Jul 28, 2023 |
| Priority date | May 17, 2017 |
| Publication date | Mar 25, 2025 |
| Grant date | Mar 25, 2025 |
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Provided herein is a technology for an Autonomous Vehicle Intelligent System (AVIS), which facilitates vehicle operations and control for autonomous driving. The AVIS and related methods provide vehicles with vehicle-specific information for a vehicle to perform driving tasks such as car following, lane changing, and route guidance. The AVIS comprises an onboard unit (OBU), wherein the OBU comprises a communication module communicating with one or more of other autonomous vehicles (AV), a roadside unit (RSU), a cloud platform, and a traffic control center/traffic control unit (TCC/TCU). The AVIS implements one or more of the following functions: sensing, prediction, decision-making, and vehicle control using onboard information and vehicle-specific information received from other AVs, the RSU, the cloud platform, and/or the TCC/TCU.
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We claim: 1. An autonomous vehicle intelligent system (AVIS), comprising: an onboard unit (OBU), wherein: an autonomous vehicle (AV) comprises said AVIS; the OBU comprises a communication module, wherein the communication module communicates with one or more of: (a) other autonomous vehicles (AVs), (b) a roadside unit (RSU), (c) a cloud platform, or (d) a traffic control center/traffic control unit (TCC/TCU); and receives vehicle-specific information from said one or more of: (a) other AVs, (b) the RSU, (c) the cloud platform, or (d) the TCC/TCU; and the OBU operates the AV using the vehicle-specific information to provide a sensing function at a microscopic level, a prediction function at a microscopic level, a decision making function at a microscopic level, and/or a control function at a microscopic level; and the OBU fuses multi-source data collected from vehicle sensors, roadside sensors, and the cloud; and predicts transportation network conditions for the AV at a microscopic level, comprising longitudinal movements and lateral movements. 2. The AVIS of claim 1 , wherein said microscopic level has a time range of 1 to 10 milliseconds. 3. The AVIS of claim 1 , wherein said vehicle-specific information comprises sensing information, prediction information, decision-making information, and control information. 4. The AVIS of claim 1 , wherein the sensing function is performed using sensing data provided by onboard sensors of said AV and said vehicle-specific information, wherein said vehicle-specific information comprises event data, traffic management information, weather information, work zone information, and environmental information. 5. The AVIS of claim 1 , wherein the prediction function is performed using onboard prediction information and said vehicle-specific information, wherein said vehicle-specific information comprises prediction information. 6. The AVIS of claim 1 , wherein the decision-making function is performed using onboard decision-making information and said vehicle-specific information, wherein said vehicle-specific information comprises decision-making information. 7. The AVIS of claim 1 , wherein the control function is performed using onboard control information and said vehicle-specific information, wherein said vehicle-specific information comprises control information. 8. The AVIS of claim 1 , wherein said communication module communicates vehicle static information and/or vehicle dynamic information to the TCC/TCU or to the cloud platform. 9. The AVIS of claim 8 , wherein said vehicle static information comprises vehicle identifier, vehicle size, vehicle type, vehicle software information, and/or vehicle hardware information. 10. The AVIS of claim 8 , wherein said vehicle dynamic information comprises a timestamp, a set of GPS coordinates, a vehicle longitudinal position, a vehicle lateral position, a vehicle speed, a vehicle acceleration, a vehicle origin, and/or a vehicle destination. 11. The AVIS of claim 1 , further comprising a data collection module, wherein the data collection module monitors the operational state of the AV comprising said AVIS. 12. The AVIS of claim 1 , further comprising a vehicle control module, wherein said vehicle control module executes control instructions provided by the OBU or received from said communication module. 13. The AVIS of claim 1 , further comprising an in-vehicle interface. 14. The AVIS of claim 13 , wherein said in-vehicle interface comprises an audio, visual, and/or vibration interface. 15. The AVIS of claim 1 , wherein said AVIS is configured such that when a vehicle control system fails, the OBU takes over in a short time period to stop the vehicle safely. 16. The AVIS of claim 1 , wherein said TCC/TCU or said cloud platform receives data from the AV, generates vehicle-specific information, and/or sends vehicle-specific information to the AV. 17. The AVIS of claim 1 , wherein said TCC/TCU or said cloud platform gathers data, processes information, optimizes a network, and controls traffic. 18. The AVIS of claim 1 , configured to distribute driving tasks and functions for a specific AV among a cloud platform, a TCC/TCU, and a RSU. 19. The AVIS of claim 18 , wherein said functions comprise vehicle-specific sensing functions, vehicle-specific prediction functions, vehicle-specific decision-making functions, and vehicle-specific control functions.
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