Methods and systems for automated driving
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1. A method of controlling a driving feature for an automated driving system, comprising:
- receiving a first sensor signal from a first sensor that senses observable conditions, wherein the first sensor is one of a torque sensor associated with a steering wheel, and a hold sensor associated with the steering wheel;
receiving a second sensor signal from a second sensor that senses observable conditions, wherein the second sensor is one of a brake pedal position sensor, and an acceleration pedal position sensor;
selectively determining a driver intent to be one of starting an override procedure, completing an override procedure, responding to a request from the automated driving system to take control, and allowing the automated driving system to control the feature by evaluating both the first sensor signal and the second sensor signal based on a state machine stored in a non-transitory computer readable medium, wherein the state machine includes a disabled state, an enabled state, an engaged state, and a driver control state, wherein the engaged state includes an active normal sub-state, an active degraded sub-state, a degraded no return sub-state, an override sub-state, an ending sub-state, and rules for transitioning between each of the states and sub-states; and
controlling the driving feature based on the driver intent.
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Abstract
Methods and systems for controlling a driving feature for an automated driving system are provided. In one embodiment, a method includes: receiving a first sensor signal from a first sensor; receiving a second sensor signal from a second sensor; selectively determining a driver intent based on at least one of the first sensor signal and the second sensor signal; and controlling the driving feature based on the driver intent.
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1. A method of controlling a driving feature for an automated driving system, comprising:
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receiving a first sensor signal from a first sensor that senses observable conditions, wherein the first sensor is one of a torque sensor associated with a steering wheel, and a hold sensor associated with the steering wheel; receiving a second sensor signal from a second sensor that senses observable conditions, wherein the second sensor is one of a brake pedal position sensor, and an acceleration pedal position sensor; selectively determining a driver intent to be one of starting an override procedure, completing an override procedure, responding to a request from the automated driving system to take control, and allowing the automated driving system to control the feature by evaluating both the first sensor signal and the second sensor signal based on a state machine stored in a non-transitory computer readable medium, wherein the state machine includes a disabled state, an enabled state, an engaged state, and a driver control state, wherein the engaged state includes an active normal sub-state, an active degraded sub-state, a degraded no return sub-state, an override sub-state, an ending sub-state, and rules for transitioning between each of the states and sub-states; and controlling the driving feature based on the driver intent. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
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10. An automated driving system for controlling a driving feature, comprising:
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a first module that receives a first sensor signal from a first sensor that senses observable conditions, that receives a second sensor signal from a second sensor that senses observable conditions, wherein the first sensor is one of a torque sensor associated with a steering wheel, and a hold sensor associated with the steering wheel, wherein the second sensor is one of a brake pedal position sensor, and an acceleration pedal position sensor, and that selectively determines a driver intent to be one of starting an override procedure, completing an override procedure, responding to a request from the automated driving system to take control, and allowing the automated driving system to control the feature by evaluating both the first sensor signal and the second sensor signal based on a state machine stored in a non-transitory computer readable medium, wherein the state machine includes a disabled state, an enabled state, an engaged state, and a driver control state, wherein the engaged state includes an active normal sub-state, an active degraded sub-state, a degraded no return sub-state, an override sub-state, an ending sub-state, and rules for transitioning between each of the states and sub-states; and a second module that controls the driving feature based on the driver intent. - View Dependent Claims (11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18)
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