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Orientation of the Extent of a Vehicle in the Direction of the Roadway in a Parked End Position with a Parking Assistance System for Transverse Parking

  • US 20160257343A1
  • Filed: 03/08/2016
  • Published: 09/08/2016
  • Est. Priority Date: 03/08/2015
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A parking assistance system for carrying out an automated parking maneuver of a motor vehicle into a perpendicular parking space transversely with respect to the roadway, wherein the perpendicular parking space is bounded by a lateral object on one side of the perpendicular parking space and another lateral object on another side of the perpendicular parking space, with at least automated lateral guidance along a parking trajectory, which parking assistance system is configured to:

  • (i) determine, via a sensor system, an offset between an extent of the one object in the direction of the roadway and an extent of the other object in the direction of the roadway,(ii) determine a parking trajectory with a parked end position based on the offset, wherein;

    (a) insofar as a first offset is present in a first case, in a planned parked end position the extent of the vehicle in the direction of the roadway 

    is oriented essentially toward the extent of that object of the two objects which extends further in the direction of the roadway, or 

    is oriented toward a first intermediate value between the extent of the one object in the direction of the roadway and the extent of the other object in the direction of the roadway, and(b) insofar as a second offset is present in a second case that is smaller than the first offset of the first case, in the planned parked end position the extent of the vehicle is oriented in the direction of the roadwaytoward a second intermediate value between the extent of the one object in the direction of the roadway and the extent of the other object in the direction of the roadway, wherein the first intermediate value in the first case is closer to the extent of the object extending further in the direction of the roadway than the second intermediate value in the second case, oris oriented essentially toward the extent of that object of the two objects which extends less far in the direction of the roadway.

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