Drive assist device
First Claim
1. A drive assist device comprising:
- a shooting means for obtaining an image showing a surrounding environment of an operator'"'"'s own vehicle;
an estimated driving locus presuming means for calculating an estimated driving locus of the operator'"'"'s own vehicle from a steering angle of the operator'"'"'s own vehicle;
a display means for displaying the estimated driving locus overlapping the image;
a judging means for judging an existence of an object contacting the operator'"'"'s own vehicle whose is estimated to move along the estimated driving locus;
a moving amount detection means for detecting a moving amount of the operator'"'"'s own vehicle; and
a three-dimensional environment presuming means for recognizing the surrounding environment of the operator'"'"'s own vehicle from the plural images obtained during operating the operator'"'"'s own vehicle and from the moving amount of the operator'"'"'s own vehicle;
wherein the judging means judges the existence of the object contacting the operator'"'"'s own vehicle based on the surrounding environment of the operator'"'"'s own vehicle which is three-dimensionally recognized with the three-dimensional environment presuming means.
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Abstract
A drive assist device which enables to judge whether an operator'"'"'s own vehicle contacts an object with an overhang even when an estimated driving locus is displayed crawling under the object with the overhang. With the drive assist device, matching of nodes between plural images is performed based on a moving amount of the operator'"'"'s own vehicle calculated based on the plural images obtained with a CCD camera during vehicle driving and a vehicle signal calculated based on a vehicle speed signal detected with a combination meter and a steering angle signal detected with a steering angle sensor. A three-dimensional positional data of the matched modes is calculated to be projected on and memorized in a three-dimensional map. The existence of the object inside of the estimated driving locus of the operator'"'"'s own vehicle using the three-dimensional map.
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16 Claims
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1. A drive assist device comprising:
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a shooting means for obtaining an image showing a surrounding environment of an operator'"'"'s own vehicle;
an estimated driving locus presuming means for calculating an estimated driving locus of the operator'"'"'s own vehicle from a steering angle of the operator'"'"'s own vehicle;
a display means for displaying the estimated driving locus overlapping the image;
a judging means for judging an existence of an object contacting the operator'"'"'s own vehicle whose is estimated to move along the estimated driving locus;
a moving amount detection means for detecting a moving amount of the operator'"'"'s own vehicle; and
a three-dimensional environment presuming means for recognizing the surrounding environment of the operator'"'"'s own vehicle from the plural images obtained during operating the operator'"'"'s own vehicle and from the moving amount of the operator'"'"'s own vehicle;
whereinthe judging means judges the existence of the object contacting the operator'"'"'s own vehicle based on the surrounding environment of the operator'"'"'s own vehicle which is three-dimensionally recognized with the three-dimensional environment presuming means. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
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9. A drive assist device programmed to:
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shoot an image of a surrounding environment of an operator'"'"'s own vehicle;
calculate an estimated driving locus of the operator'"'"'s own vehicle from a steering angle of the operator'"'"'s own vehicle;
display an estimated driving locus overlapping the image;
judge an existence of an object contacting the operator'"'"'s own vehicle within the estimated driving locus;
detect a moving amount of the operator'"'"'s own vehicle;
recognize the surrounding environment of the operator'"'"'s own vehicle based on the plural images obtained during operation of the operator'"'"'s own vehicle and from the moving amount of the operator'"'"'s own vehicle; and
judge the existence of the existence of the object contacting the operator'"'"'s own vehicle based on the surrounding environment of the operator'"'"'s own vehicle which is three-dimensionally recognized. - View Dependent Claims (10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16)
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