Method and system for in-vehicle function control
US-2015274017-A1 · Oct 1, 2015 · US
US9776644B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-9776644-B2 |
| Application number | US-201514656378-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Mar 12, 2015 |
| Priority date | Jul 10, 2014 |
| Publication date | Oct 3, 2017 |
| Grant date | Oct 3, 2017 |
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An on-vehicle situation detection apparatus may include a detection unit to identify a driver and acquire driver status data and data about vehicle driving information or vehicle surrounding obstacles, a driving pattern learning unit to learn and store a driving pattern of a driver, based on the data acquired by the detection unit, a weighted value determination unit to determine a weighted value assigned to the information data acquired by the detection unit, based on the driving pattern learned by the driving pattern learning unit, a determination unit to determine a safe driving state of the driver, based on the data to which the weighted value determined by the weighted value determination unit is assigned, and a warning unit to warn the driver when the driver is determined to be not in the safe driving state.
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An on-vehicle situation detection method comprising: performing driver recognition of calling pre-stored driver information to compare whether the driver information coincides with a current driver of a vehicle; performing driving pattern calling of calling a pre-stored driving pattern of the driver identified by the performing driver recognition from a memory unit; performing detection using at least one sensor, of collecting driver status information and vehicle driving information or vehicle surrounding obstacle information; performing driving pattern learning of learning the pre-stored driving pattern called by the performing driving pattern calling and a driving pattern derived from the performing detection; performing weight value determination of determining a weight value for data acquired from the performing detection, based on the driving pattern learned in the performing driving pattern learning; performing determination of determining a safe driving state of the driver, based on the data to which the weight value determined in the performing weight value determination is assigned; and performing warning of warning the driver when the driver is determined to be not in the safe driving state in the performing determination, wherein the performing weight value determination assigns a weight value determined according to impact on a driver's integrated risk index to the data acquired by the performing detection, wherein the performing weight value determination compares the acquired data and the integrated risk index with an information data reference value and an integrated risk index reference value for updating the weight value, wherein the performing weight value determination changes a weight value according to the following equation: α( n+ 1)=α( n ), if W<d W and R≧d R α( n+ 1)=α( n )+δ, if W≧d W α( n+ 1)=α( n )−δ, if W<d W and R<d R , where R=integrated risk index, α=weight value, α(n+1)=weight value after update, α(n)=weight value before update, W=acquired data, d R =integrated risk index reference value, d W =information data reference value, and δ=α(n)/R. 2. The on-vehicle situation detection method of claim 1 , wherein the performing driver recognition comprises performing driver data acquisition of acquiring image data of pupils or faces of the current driver through an imaging device, and performing driver identification of comparing the image data of pupils and faces acquired by the performing driver data acquisition with the pre-stored driver information in the memory unit to identify the current driver. 3. The on-vehicle situation detection method of claim 1 , wherein in the performing driving pattern calling a pre-stored default driving pattern is called when a driver coinciding with the pre-stored driver information in the performing driver recognition is not present. 4. The on-vehicle situation detection method of claim 1 , wherein the performing detection comprises performing driver status detection of detecting one or more of a driver eyelid, a driver pupils, a steering wheel speed, a steering wheel angle, a suspension movement, whether or not an accelerator pedal is operated, whether or not a brake pedal is operated, whether or not a multifunctional switch is operated, whether or not a driver makes conversation, whether or not an Audio Video Navigation (AVN) of the vehicle, is operated, whether or not an air conditioning device is operated, whether or not a gearbox is operated, whether or not a console box is operated, and whether or not a glove box is operated, and performing vehicle surrounding situation detection of detecting a vehicle surrounding situation using one or more of an SCC (Smart Cruise Control), an LKAS (Lane Keeping Assistant System), an SPAS (Smart Parking Assistant System), an AVM (Around View Monitoring), a camera, and a radar. 5. The on-vehicle situation detection method of claim 1 , wherein the performing driving pattern learning comprises: performing driving pattern comparison of comparing the pre-stored driving pattern of the driver called by the performing driving pattern calling with a current driving pattern by the data acquired from the performing detection; performing driving pattern determination of determining whether difference between the pre-stored driving pattern and the current driving pattern is within a preset noise range; performing driving pattern storage of learning a current driving pattern when the difference is equal to or less than the preset noise range in the performing driving pattern determination; and performing noise removal of excluding a current driving pattern from a subject to be learned when the difference exceeds the preset noise range in the performing driving pattern determination. 6. The on-vehicle situation detection method of claim 1 , wherein the performing determination comprises selecting from the data acquired from the performing detection a plurality of high-impact data in view of individual datum's impact on the integrated risk index. 7. The on-vehicle situation detection method of claim 6 , wherein the performing determination comprises performing calculation of calculating a driver's integrated risk index by adding up respective risk indexes which multiply the selected high-impact data, to which the weight value determined in the performing weigh value determination is assign, by a weight value for each data assigned in the performing weight value determination. 8. The on-vehicle situation detection method of claim 7 , wherein the performing determination comprises performing examination of comparing the integrated risk index calculated by the performing calculation with an examination risk index calculated based on the pre-stored driving pattern to determine whether a difference of both indexes is within a preset error range. 9. The on-vehicle situation detection method of claim 8 , wherein the performing determination comprises performing control of comparing the integrated risk index with a preset reference risk index when the difference between the integrated risk index and the examination risk index is determined to be within the preset error range in the performing examination, to determine whether or not to provide warning to the current driver. 10. The on-vehicle situation detection method of claim 1 , wherein the performing warning comprises: performing first warning of executing one or more of warning sound generation through a speaker, warning display through an Audio Video Navigation (AVN) or a Head Up Display (HUD) of the vehicle, and vibration notification through vibration of a steering wheel or a seat when an integrated risk index is equal to or greater than a preset first reference risk index and is less than a preset second reference risk index; performing second warning of holding at least one function of the AVN when the integrated risk index is equal to or greater than the preset second reference risk index and is less than a preset third reference risk index; performing third warning of forcibly stopping a vehicle when the integrated risk index is equal to or greater than the preset third reference risk index; and performing information transfer of transferring information for use in the performing weight value determination for an update of the weight value.
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