Method and device for predicting the travelling trajectories of a motor vehicle
First Claim
1. A method for predicting movement trajectories of a vehicle for one of preventing a collision and reducing crash severity, comprising:
- predicting all movement trajectories of the vehicle for which forces occurring at wheels of the vehicle are, at each instance of each of the trajectories, a maximum force capable of being transferred from the wheels to a road without the wheels losing adhesion to the road, the maximum force capable of being transferred from the wheels to the road being substantially equal to μ
max*Fn, μ
max being a coefficient of friction between a roadway and a tire of the wheels of the vehicle, Fn being a vertical force applied by the vehicle to the roadway, the movement trajectories having a combination of steering actuation and brake actuation;
determining μ
max in accordance with signals from at least one of an anti-lock device and an electronic stability program;
detecting an object by a surroundings sensor system, the surroundings sensor system including at least one of a radar sensor, a lidar sensor and a video sensor; and
wherein the determining μ
max includes evaluating additional signals from a rain sensor.
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Abstract
In a method and a device for predicting movement trajectories of a vehicle to prevent or reduce the consequences of an imminent collision, in which for predicting the movement trajectories, only those trajectories are considered for which, because of a combination of steering intervention and braking intervention, the forces occurring at the wheels of the vehicle are within the range corresponding to the maximum force transferable from the wheel to the road. Particularly for systems which provide an automatic braking and/or steering intervention for avoiding a collision or reducing the severity of a crash with another object, an automatic braking and/or steering intervention is carried out as a function of the pre-calculated movement trajectories.
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1. A method for predicting movement trajectories of a vehicle for one of preventing a collision and reducing crash severity, comprising:
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predicting all movement trajectories of the vehicle for which forces occurring at wheels of the vehicle are, at each instance of each of the trajectories, a maximum force capable of being transferred from the wheels to a road without the wheels losing adhesion to the road, the maximum force capable of being transferred from the wheels to the road being substantially equal to μ
max*Fn, μ
max being a coefficient of friction between a roadway and a tire of the wheels of the vehicle, Fn being a vertical force applied by the vehicle to the roadway, the movement trajectories having a combination of steering actuation and brake actuation;determining μ
max in accordance with signals from at least one of an anti-lock device and an electronic stability program;detecting an object by a surroundings sensor system, the surroundings sensor system including at least one of a radar sensor, a lidar sensor and a video sensor; and wherein the determining μ
max includes evaluating additional signals from a rain sensor. - View Dependent Claims (2)
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3. A device for predicting movement trajectories of objects, comprising:
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at least one surroundings sensor system configured to supply signals; a prediction device configured to pre-calculate all movement trajectories of a vehicle, having a combination of steering actuation and brake actuation, for which forces occurring at wheels of the vehicle are, at each instance of each of the trajectories, a maximum force capable of being transferred from the wheels to a road without the wheels losing adhesion to the road, the maximum force capable of being transferred from the wheels to the road being substantially equal to μ
max*Fn, μ
max being a coefficient of friction between a roadway and a tire of the wheels of the vehicle, Fn being a vertical force applied by the vehicle to the roadway; anda rain sensor; wherein μ
max is determined in accordance with signals from at least one of an anti-lock device and an electronic stability program;wherein the surroundings sensor system detects an object, the at least one surroundings sensor system including at least one of a radar sensor, a lidar sensor and a video sensor; and wherein additional signals from the rain sensor are evaluated for determining μ
max. - View Dependent Claims (4, 5, 6)
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