Load-based mapping
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1. A method comprising:
- determining, for a driver of a vehicle intending to drive from a first location to a second location, a determined route of multiple potential routes from the first location to the second location, the determining based on;
a time or distance for each of the potential routes; and
one or more factors affecting a cognitive, emotional, or psychological load on the driver, the cognitive, emotional, or psychological load including road surroundings for a portion of at least one of the potential routes, lane number for portions of each of the potential routes, nature visible on a portion of at least one of the potential routes, types of vehicles present or likely to be present on a portion of at least one of the potential routes, perceived danger determined to be perceivable by the driver of a portion of at least one of the potential routes, a prior-driven route portion driven by the driver for at least one of the potential routes, aesthetics of a portion of at least one of the potential routes, or a route-based disturbance of a portion of at least one of the potential routes, the one or more factors including at least the prior-driven route portion driven by the driver for a least one of the potential routes;
wherein the determined route includes the at least one prior-driven route portion driven by the driver, the prior-driven route portion having a third location and a fourth location, the third location equal to or following after the first location of the determined route and the fourth location equal to or preceding before the second location of the determine route; and
providing the determined route to the driver of the vehicle.
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Abstract
This document describes techniques and apparatuses for load-based mapping. The techniques provide routes for drivers that take into account a cognitive, emotional, or psychological load for the routes. By so doing, a driver can receive a route from one point to another that the driver may better enjoy, feel less tired or stressed by, or take less mental effort to drive.
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1. A method comprising:
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determining, for a driver of a vehicle intending to drive from a first location to a second location, a determined route of multiple potential routes from the first location to the second location, the determining based on; a time or distance for each of the potential routes; and one or more factors affecting a cognitive, emotional, or psychological load on the driver, the cognitive, emotional, or psychological load including road surroundings for a portion of at least one of the potential routes, lane number for portions of each of the potential routes, nature visible on a portion of at least one of the potential routes, types of vehicles present or likely to be present on a portion of at least one of the potential routes, perceived danger determined to be perceivable by the driver of a portion of at least one of the potential routes, a prior-driven route portion driven by the driver for at least one of the potential routes, aesthetics of a portion of at least one of the potential routes, or a route-based disturbance of a portion of at least one of the potential routes, the one or more factors including at least the prior-driven route portion driven by the driver for a least one of the potential routes; wherein the determined route includes the at least one prior-driven route portion driven by the driver, the prior-driven route portion having a third location and a fourth location, the third location equal to or following after the first location of the determined route and the fourth location equal to or preceding before the second location of the determine route; and providing the determined route to the driver of the vehicle. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)
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12. A computing device comprising:
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an audio or visual output structure; an input structure; one or more processors; and one or more computer-readable storage memory having one or more instructions stored thereon that, responsive to execution by the one or more processors, causes the one or more processors to perform operations comprising; receiving, through the input structure, a request for a route to an end location, the route having a start location; determining, based on one or more factors affecting a cognitive, emotional, or psychological load, and a time or distance for potential routes from the start location to the end location, a determined route from the start location to the end location, the cognitive, emotional, or psychological load including road surroundings for a portion of at least one of the potential routes, lane number for portions of each of the potential routes, nature visible on a portion of at least one of the potential routes, types of vehicles present or likely to be present on a portion of at least one of the potential routes, perceived danger determined to be perceivable by a driver of a portion of at least one of the potential routes, a prior-driven route portion driven by the driver for at least one of the potential routes, aesthetics of a portion of at least one of the potential routes, or a route-based disturbance of a portion of at least one of the potential routes, the one or more factors including at least the prior-driven route portion driven by the driver for a least one of the potential routes, wherein the determined route includes the at least one prior-driven route portion driven by the driver, the prior-driven route portion having a first location and a second location, the first location equal to or following after the start location of the determined route and the second location equal to or preceding before the end location of the determine route, and providing, through the audio or visual output structure, the determined route to the driver of the route or an entity from which the request was received. - View Dependent Claims (13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23)
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