EP2592957A1 - Verkehrssicherheitskommunikationssystem zur erhöhung der verkehrssicherheit von fussgängern - Google Patents
Verkehrssicherheitskommunikationssystem zur erhöhung der verkehrssicherheit von fussgängernInfo
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a traffic safety communication device according to the preamble of claim 1, a safety risk analysis device according to the preamble of claim 9, a method according to the preamble of claim 13 and a traffic safety communication system according to the preamble of claim 16.
- DE 100 28 219 AI discloses a marking device for persons who can be attached to the clothing of the person, for example, and by means of an invisible radiation signal or other signals (acoustically, optically) indicating the position of the person.
- the marking device itself acquires data from its environment and can thus draw the person's attention to any possible dangers.
- this marking device may have means for converting kinetic energy and thermal energy into electrical energy.
- the object of the present invention is to provide a traffic safety communication device with a
- the device is activated only in those situations in which a vehicle is in the vicinity of the device, so only in potentially dangerous situations.
- the electrical energy supply of the traffic safety communication device is activated by an acceleration switch, there is the advantage that the device is automatically active as soon as the pedestrian moves away and thus can in principle end up in a dangerous situation in traffic.
- the acceleration switch activates the electrical power supply. As long as the shoes are not moved, one can assume that they are not worn. In this case, the device is disabled and does not consume energy.
- the system is independent of batteries whose limited service life would necessitate regular replacement of the traffic safety communication device or at least a battery change.
- the battery change would entail for the customer with permanent cost and also a spatial accessibility to the facility would require wel ⁇ che would also represent a vulnerability to penetration of water and dirt.
- rechargeable batteries so advantageously eliminates the need for a cumbersome charging.
- the microgenerator transforms the energy of the dynamic shoe deformation or shoe movement into electrical energy. This results the advantage is that the energy produced the situa ⁇ tions is in exactly ready when it is needed.
- the traffic safety communication device comprises a sensor for detecting dynamic shoe deformations.
- a Sensor can detect if the pedestrian is moving or not.
- he can determine the pace and at least estimate the mass of the pedestrian on the amplitude of the shoe deformation. This information allows conclusions about the dynamic behavior of the pedestrian and the security risk analysis means of a motor vehicle can be provided for a detailed creating a dangerous ⁇ -making scenarios available.
- the traffic safety communication device is activated upon detection of a dynamic shoe deformation and in particular transmits a signal.
- a further advantage results by automatically sending a signal upon detecting a dynami ⁇ rule shoe deformation.
- a security risk analysis device of a motor vehicle as described below, can determine the pedestrian's pacing rate on the basis of the transmission frequency of the signal and thus the frequency of the dynamic shoe deformation.
- the evaluation of the sensor data is carried out only in the security risk analysis device, which allows a simpler structure of the traffic safety communication device.
- the traffic safety communication device when activated, sends a random identification number to distinguish it from other traffic safety communication device.
- This not only a plurality of pedestrians can be distinguished, but also the received signals, and thus an individual behavior of a pedestrian who is permanently assigned ⁇ in a security risk analysis device of a motor vehicle.
- the traffic safety communication device only transmits data if it previously receives an external trigger signal.
- This trigger signal may e.g. be sent from a safety risk analysis device of a motor vehicle.
- the shoe size or the type of shoe are stored in the electronic memory.
- the safety risk analysis device of a motor vehicle can draw conclusions about the expected behavior of the pedestrian. For example, is a very small shoe size is reason to believe that it is in the particular pedestrian is a child, which usually behaves careless and unpredictable on the roads and thus may require the driver he ⁇ greater attention. A small shoe size can therefore trigger a higher risk ⁇ level in the created hazard scenario.
- the type of shoe allows conclusions about the behavior of a supplementgän ⁇ gers.
- a sports or running shoe sets example to the assumption that his carrier fortbe ⁇ moved quickly and dynamically.
- a pedestrian who wears high-heeled women's shoes usually has no sudden and unexpected reactions to fear.
- the traffic safety communication device additionally transmits optical or acoustic signals.
- optical signals for example, light emitting diodes, which excite directly the attention ⁇ ness of the driver, without that the optical signals must first be processed by the security risk analysis device of a motor vehicle are suitable.
- the security risk analysis device of a motor vehicle are suitable.
- the acoustic signals are suitable, the heights attention of the driver in relation to the pedestrians he ⁇ .
- acoustic signals are an advantage.
- the traffic safety communication device is characterized in that the device additionally comprises a conventional avalanche search device.
- the device additionally comprises a conventional avalanche search device.
- This has the advantage that Uber ⁇ ger that an accident ⁇ , including search and rescue personnel are Erlei non-traffic easier to find.
- the avalanche search device can have the same advantageous features with respect to its energy balance as the device.
- the traffic safety communication device can be removed from the shoe.
- the advantage of this feature is that the device can thus be flexibly integrated into other shoes or other garments.
- the device can be used in a handbag, a backpack or even a purse.
- the invention also relates to a safety risk analysis device in a motor vehicle for the protection of pedestrians in road traffic, which communicates with a transponder and is distinguished by the fact that the safety risk analysis device of the traffic safety communication device generates a signal for activating the electrical energy. supply of the traffic safety communication device.
- the traffic safety communication device is activated only in situations in which a vehicle is within the transmission range of the pedestrian.
- the energy consumption of the traffic safety communication device is greatly reduced because it is deactivated outside of these selected situations.
- the security risk analysis device is preferably characterized in that the security risk analysis device sends to the transponder of the traffic safety communication unit a signal to request the transmission of data.
- the security risk analysis device can specifically query the data that it needs to create a threat scenario. For example, it may be sufficient to retrieve data such as shoe size and shoe style only once from each consortium Kunststoffskommunikationsein- beauty, while other data such as the speed Shage ⁇ be checked at regular intervals. Thus, the amount of data to be transmitted and thus the energy consumption of consortium.
- the security risk analysis device evaluates the data transmitted by the transponder and calculates a risk scenario on the basis of the evaluation of the data transmitted by the transponder.
- the safety risk analysis device represents the risk potential to the driver of the motor vehicle. This allows the driver's attention to potentially dangerous situations and operations, which in turn reduces the number and severity of pedestrian accidents.
- the security risk analysis device of the traffic safety communication device sends a signal for triggering visual or acoustic warnings. This allows the safety risk analysis device to trigger additional or alternative warnings to depict the hazard potential.
- An optical signal is well noticeable to the driver, especially in the dark, while an audible signal is also noticeable when the pedestrian is completely or partially hidden and difficult for the driver to know him.
- the security risk analysis device itself emits an acoustic signal to the driver.
- Specially modern vehicles are nowadays very well insulated against the effects of noise and noise, so that a warning sound from outside the vehicle is only strongly attenuated inside.
- this measure helps me to keep the energy consumption of
- thecrurisikoanalyseeinrich device comprises a DF antenna for determining the position of the traffic safety communication device. This results in the advantage that the driver can be displayed the exact position of the pedestrian in a suitable manner. This in turn leads to an improved perception of the pedestrian by the driver and thus to a lesser Endangerment of the pedestrian. In addition, in this way data can be queried specifically from only those traffic safety communication devices which are located in a potentially endangered area relative to the motor vehicle.
- the security risk analysis device sends a position request signal to the traffic safety communication device.
- the traffic safety communication device responds to the receipt of this signal by sending a position response signal.
- the invention further comprises a method that is carried out in a traffic safety communication device or a safety risk analysis device.
- the inventive method is characterized in that at ⁇ hand the frequency intermittent shoe deformations, the walking speed of the pedestrian is determined.
- the walking speed allows conclusions about the Behhal ⁇ th and the speed of movement of the pedestrian and thus allows the creation of a detailed hazard scenario by the security risk analysis device.
- the method is characterized in that based on the amplitude of the periodically occurring shoe deformations, the mass of the pedestrian is determined.
- the mass can also be an indicator of these parameters.
- a pedestrian with an above-average mass will generally move slower and more cautiously than a pedestrian whose mass equals the average.
- the distance of the traffic safety communication device is determined via the signal strength received by the safety risk analysis device.
- the distance of the pedestrian from the Automotive ⁇ convincing is an important factor for the calculation of a Ge ⁇ fumblerdungsszenarios. It largely determines the amount of Ge ⁇ fumblerdung.
- the safety-relevant behavior of the pedestrian is estimated by the safety risk analysis device on the basis of the determined walking speed and / or the mass and / or position of the pedestrian and / or the type and / or size of the shoe , All these parameters are elementary quantities for creating a realistic risk scenario. By coupling of as many of these parameters results in a reliabil ⁇ sige statement about the amount of a current risk potential.
- the present invention also relates to a traffic safety communication system which described road safety communication device, the above-described security risk analysis device and the method described above, which is performed in a traffic safety communication device and a safety risk analysis device includes.
- the system is preferably characterized in that the transmission frequency used is an ISM band (Industrial, Scientific and Medical Band) at 868 MHz.
- ISM band represents a public frequency range. This results in the advantage that no special approval is required for devices that transmit or receive in an ISM band.
- FIG. 1 shows schematically a traffic safety communication device integrated in a shoe, which interacts with a safety risk analysis device of a motor vehicle
- FIG. 2 is a flow chart of the flowchart of the method according to the invention and 3 schematically shows a traffic situation in which the traffic safety communication system according to the invention is used.
- Traffic safety communication device 2 in FIG. 1 comprises transponders 3 in which microcontroller 4 and data memory 5 are integrated in this exemplary embodiment.
- device 2 comprises microgenerator 6 for supplying electrical energy, energy store 7 for storing the electrical energy generated by microgenerator 6, and sensor 8 for detecting dynamic shoe deformations.
- Traffic safety communication device 2 is completely integrated in shoe 1.
- transponder 3 in traffic safety communication device 2 receives a radio signal from safety risk analysis device 14, which activates traffic safety communication device 2. Without this external radio signal, traffic safety communication device 2 is deactivated and consumes no energy.
- Energy storage 7 in this example can be made small and space-saving, since traffic safety communication device 2 operates extremely energy-efficiently.
- the Sen ⁇ dereichweite the exemplary strigschreibskommuni- cation device 2 is in the open field at about 100 m and is therefore large enough to produce a timely warning or reac tion ⁇ by security risk analysis means fourteenth
- the transmission is frequency modulated on an ISM band at 868 MHz.
- an amplitude-modulated or phase-modulated data transmission ⁇ example, but possible.
- traffic safety communication device 2 is activated.
- traffic safety communication device 2 now logs on to security risk analysis device 14.
- DF antenna 17 for example, cross dipole
- An exception to this generalization may be, for example, the fact that motor vehicle 13 travels in reverse. In this case, there is a potential danger forcaboux ⁇ ger staying behind vehicle 13, and the safety risk analyzing device 14 is correspondingly further exchange with traffic safety communication device 2, data until no further hazard longer exists.
- an in-vehicle computer intervenes in the driving behavior on the basis of the data made available by the safety risk analysis device 14 in order, for example, to prevent a collision between the pedestrian and the motor vehicle 13. Due to the fact that the relevant data are only sent in response to a specific trigger signal, the energy consumption of traffic safety communication device 2 is significantly reduced.
- an acceleration switch can be used for example, the activated only by the walking motion of the shoe, the electric power supply ,
- traffic safety communication device 2 is activated only when the shoes are actually used for walking, that is, whenever the device is needed. It has been shown that it is efficient and therefore particularly advantageous to use a Li primary cell (eg CR2032) in conjunction with an acceleration switch.
- An unlimited functionality of traffic safety communication device 2 is in most cases not necessary anyway, since shoes are worn away after a while and usually replaced.
- a La ⁇ defunction for the batteries may be provided, for example by means of induction. But even a simple battery change may be possible.
- security risk analysis device 14 has a direction finding antenna (eg cross dipole antenna), the location of a pedestrian can be determined relatively accurately.
- a direction finding antenna eg cross dipole antenna
- an RF microcontroller with integrated radio interface is used, thereby minimizing the production outlay and space requirement, since an external radio interface is dispensed with in use of the traffic safety communication device particularly advantageous in a shoe.
- Suitable microcontroller with radio ⁇ interface which have antenna diversity, are commercially available today. with the antenna diversity, an improved reception of the signals transmitted from the motor vehicle is made possible.
- traffic safety communication device 2 is activated by sensor 8 whenever dynamic shoe deformation is detected, and transponder 3 sends a short signal. This signal is received by security risk analysis device 14, which is thereby automatically informed of the presence of a pedestrian and its pacing rate.
- further data is only transmitted to security risk analysis device 14 when it sends a special trigger signal to request data from traffic safety communication device 2.
- the traffic safety communication device transmits optical signals in the visible spectrum.
- a suitable and particularly energy-efficient light source can be realized, for example, by an LED 10.
- safety risk analysis device 14 receive feedback from traffic safety communication device 2, but also the driver can be alerted directly to the pedestrian. Especially in the dark, the danger to the pedestrian can be further reduced.
- acoustic warning signals can be generated by acoustic warning device 11.
- Acoustic warning device 11 is likewise integrated in traffic safety communication device 2.
- the acoustic warning signals are not output by the acoustic warning device 11, but by the in-vehicle acoustic warning unit 16.
- a known avalanche search device 9 is integrated into traffic safety communication device 2. This is helpful not only for winter shoes, but also in general when it comes to finding people who had an accident outside the traffic and whose exact whereabouts are unknown.
- a mög ⁇ royal Application example may be the about playing in the woods Kin ⁇ . Since avalanche detectors often need to penetrate several feet of snow or ice, a low Sendefre acid sequence with higher transmission power is preferred. This results in greater energy consumption compared to transponder 3.
- Typical avalanche devices operate at 457 kHz.
- a Ver ⁇ turn in mobile devices such as an MP3 player, a mobile phone, a wristwatch, etc. are possible.
- the traffic safety communication device is firmly integrated in the terminals.
- FIG. 2 shows, with reference to an exemplary embodiment of the invention, the schematic sequence of the method according to the invention.
- a traffic safety communication device receives a corresponding radio signal 201 from a safety risk analysis device
- the electrical energy supply is activated 202 by the integrated "wake-up on radio" function.
- the energy supply can be effected, for example, via a microgenerator 203 or via batteries 204.
- the traffic safety communications device is now activated and logs in to the security risk analyst 205 to notify them that a pedestrian is within range and the security risk analysis facility in turn sends a trigger signal 206 to the traffic safety communications facility to provide certain data to create a hazard scenario query 207.
- This data can, for example, the shoe size, the type of shoe, step frequency and a random ⁇ identifi cation number involve.
- the KirPartskommunikati- ons Bond receives the trigger signal and ru ft the ent ⁇ speaking data from the electronic memory.
- Static data 208 such as shoe size and shoe type are always available and available at any time.
- Dynamic data such as eg the step frequency may first have to be determined by a microcontroller. Subsequently, the Traffic- sconceskommunikations Rhein sends the information requested by the security risk analysis device data 210.
- the security risk analysis means 211 analyzes the data and generates a corresponding threat scenario 212.
- the overall fumblerdungspotential is 213.
- optical and possibly additional acoustic warning signals to road safety communication device can be triggered 214 and also the security risk analysis device can output a warning signal to the driver 215.
- the acoustic warning ⁇ signals of traffic safety communication device can, for example, while the security risk analysis device can additionally or alternatively also issue a special warning by means of a computer voice.
- FIG. 3 schematically shows a traffic situation in which the traffic safety communication system according to the invention is used particularly advantageously.
- Motor vehicle 31 nä ⁇ Hert is an intersection, which is partially difficult to see, because the driver's field of view is restricted to the right side by bushes 32nd
- the integrated vehicle 31 security risk analysis means is in radio contact with pedestrians 33, 34, 35 and 36.
- Positi ⁇ onsbetician by means of a loop antenna of pedestrian 33, the security risk analysis means detects that pedestrians 33 is located in the rear region of the vehicle and thus is outside the potential danger zone , The security risk analysis device therefore does not request any further data from pedestrians 33.
- a determination of the position of the pedestrians 34, 35 and 36 shows that they are located in front of the vehicle and therefore in a potentially dangerous area.
- the safety-of-risk analysis facility therefore asks for further data from these three pedestrians in order to calculate a realistic risk scenario.
- the data transmitted by pedestrians 34 indicate that it is a pedestrian with above-average mass and low cadence.
- the cuisineri- sikoanalyse acquireds that pedestrians 34 is traveling slowly and not too computationally ⁇ nen so is that this is suddenly moved from the walkway onto the roadway.
- the hazard potential for pedestrians 34 is therefore classified as low.
- the data of pedestrians 35 show that it is an adult wearing jogging shoes and a high
- the Gefährdungspo ⁇ tential is classified as medium in this case. Since pedestrian 36 is covered by bushes 32, it can not be seen by the driver of vehicle 31.
- the survey data also shows that pedestrians wear 36 children's shoes and have a high cadence. It is to be expected with an unexpected and careless behavior of the pedestrian. Accordingly, the hazard potential for pedestrians 36 is considered to be very high. Therefore, the security risk analysis device outputs an audible warning to the driver and activates the optical signal transmitters of the traffic safety communication device in the shoes of pedestrians 36 to draw the driver's attention to the Ge ⁇ driving.
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