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Interpretation of ambiguous vehicle instructions

  • US 9,747,898 B2
  • Filed: 08/21/2014
  • Issued: 08/29/2017
  • Est. Priority Date: 03/15/2013
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. A command interpreter of a vehicle control system comprising:

  • a memory and a processor, the memory includes command interpretation instructions, the processor executes the command interpretation instructions, the command interpretation instructions include;

    receiving from at least one of a human vehicle driver and a human vehicle passenger via a first input device, a first input having a first input type;

    receiving a second input having a second input type different from the first input type via a second input device, wherein the second input type comprises at least one of sensed information describing a surrounding environment of the vehicle and input received from at least one of the human vehicle driver and the human vehicle passenger;

    interpreting both the first input and the second input to generate a system instruction, wherein interpreting both the first input and the second input to generate the system instruction includes correlating the first input and the second input to determine at least one instruction command, wherein upon determining the at least one instruction command, the processor retrieves metadata associated with the at least one instruction command and determines one or more parameter sets for the at least one instruction command based on the metadata,wherein the processor determines if a sufficient confidence level exists in the one or more parameter sets based on a vehicle state indicative of a current vibration level of a cabin of the vehicle received from a vehicle state sensing subsystem and the processor generates the system instruction based on the at least one instruction command and the one or more parameter sets in which the sufficient confidence level exists, wherein the system instruction includes a change lane command to move the vehicle to a lane associated with a vibration level lower than the current vibration level; and

    controlling an operation of an autonomous control system to control motion of the vehicle based on execution of the system instruction.

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