EP2788957A1 - Procédé de représentation de l'environnement d'un véhicule - Google Patents
Procédé de représentation de l'environnement d'un véhiculeInfo
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- EP2788957A1 EP2788957A1 EP12798178.5A EP12798178A EP2788957A1 EP 2788957 A1 EP2788957 A1 EP 2788957A1 EP 12798178 A EP12798178 A EP 12798178A EP 2788957 A1 EP2788957 A1 EP 2788957A1
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- environment
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- G—PHYSICS
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- G06T2207/30248—Vehicle exterior or interior
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- the invention relates to a method for representing a vehicle environment on a man-machine interface in a vehicle.
- the invention relates to a
- Driver assistance systems are additional devices in a vehicle that serve to assist the driver in certain driving situations.
- a driver assistance system comprises a plurality of subsystems, such as a parking assistant, blind spot monitoring or a lane change assistant.
- these subsystems use data from on-vehicle environment sensors that monitor the environment of the vehicle through sensors such as optical sensors, ultrasonic sensors, or the like.
- a typical functionality of driver assistance systems involves presenting the vehicle environment to the driver on the display of a man-machine interface. In this case, data from the environment sensors are typically transformed into a representation that shows the vehicle and its surroundings from a bird's eye view.
- a method for monitoring an environment of a vehicle is known from DE 10 2008 046 544 A1, in which the environment is detected by means of a camera and an overall image is generated from the captured individual images on the basis of an image processing unit.
- This overall picture shows the vehicle and its surroundings from a bird's eye view. The vehicle is in the overall picture depending on the
- Display unit output.
- a virtual camera position depending on the direction of movement of the
- Vehicle or the vehicle speed are shifted so that out Perspective of the virtual camera position the vehicle and its surroundings are mapped.
- Ultrasonic-based distance sensors is detected and the distance of the vehicle is determined to the object. Depending on the distance, a desired virtual imaging perspective is determined and the source image is geometrically transformed into a virtual result image, which is apparently taken from a virtual imaging perspective. In particular, in a left turn the virtual
- Image acquisition perspective selected so that the driver inside the vehicle, a result image is displayed by which the driver is approaching a foreign vehicle displayed.
- DE 10 2007 044 536 A1 describes an apparatus and a method for monitoring the surroundings of a motor vehicle, wherein recording means record images of the environment and a display unit reproduces a picture detail. In this case, the reproduced image section is automatically changed to the displayed environmental section
- the invention relates to a method for representing a vehicle environment on a man-machine interface of a driver assistance system in a vehicle, comprising the following steps:
- a driver assistance system refers to an electronic, integrated in a vehicle option that supports the driver in different driving situations.
- Driver assistance systems typically include various subsystems that
- a driver assistance system may include a parking assistant, blind spot monitoring, or the like.
- a driver assistance system usually comprises a human-machine interface (HMI), which can output information in haptic, optical and / or acoustic form. For example, jerking on the steering wheel, displaying images on a display, or outputting sounds through a speaker correspond to such outputs.
- HMI human-machine interface
- the environment sensor system may include, for example, a camera system with one or more cameras. Additionally or alternatively, however, an ultrasound system, radar system, etc. may be used to capture environmental data.
- the environment representation unites the recorded environment data for output on one
- the environment representation can be based on the camera system
- Video views of the vehicle environment for output on a display device include.
- the environment representation may include visualizations of ultrasound data, radar data, etc.
- the term virtual camera perspective in the present context means a view of the vehicle environment that would provide real cameras. The virtual camera perspective thus corresponds to the view on the vehicle environment that supplies a virtual camera, with the environment representation in the virtual camera perspective
- Environment data in particular images of real cameras, is generated.
- objects in the vehicle environment can be identified on the basis of the environmental data. For example, image processing techniques, such as segmentation or histogramming, allow the recognition of objects from the video views of a camera system. Additionally or alternatively, an ultrasound, radar or LIDAR data can be used for object recognition.
- the virtual camera can then be aligned with at least one of the detected objects, such as obstacles in the driving tube of the vehicle, so that the virtual camera perspective includes the at least one detected object.
- the virtual camera angle can be selected depending on the airspeed, the steering angle or the direction of travel.
- Surrounding view are generated, which reflects a view of the vehicle environment, which would provide a real camera in the position of the virtual camera.
- Such environment representations are used in a further implementation of the invention
- the virtual camera may move along a horizontal or vertical line, with the virtual camera perspective remaining substantially identical.
- the virtual camera can also be pivoted, wherein the virtual camera perspective in Essentially identical remains.
- the generated environment representations can then be output repetitively in relation to the movement in order to produce a depth impression.
- a region of the environment representation in the virtual camera perspective is selected and rectified. Such a selection is particularly advantageous when video views of a
- Camera system through the lens system integrated into the cameras, such as through
- the distortion of the video view increases according to the optical aberration of the lens from the center of the video view towards the edge. Therefore, in particular those areas of the environmental representation can be excluded, which are strongly influenced by the aberration of the lens system. These areas are usually at the edge of the video view. By rectification, distortions in the surviving video view can be eliminated.
- the environment data is projected from the point of view of the virtual camera on at least a two-layered plane. The projection level can be chosen arbitrarily in your form. So in particular on the
- Vehicle environment show to be merged in a plane.
- the vehicle and its surroundings can be displayed such that the vehicle is reproduced, for example, in the center with the environment around the vehicle.
- the generated environment representation can reflect at least a partial area or an all-round view of the real environment of the vehicle.
- the environmental data is preferably projected onto a free-form surface, for example a flat or a dish-shaped plane.
- the transition between the horizontal area and the vertical area of the plane may be chosen to match the transition between flat areas such as the street and raised objects such as buildings.
- the plane comprises a
- the object layer can be formed by highlighting areas of the plane in which detected objects are projected, relative to the background layer. For example, in a flat plane, the areas into which objects are projected may be detached and be moved in the direction of the virtual camera. This results in a staggering of the layer in the background layer and the object layer.
- the object layer for individual objects is adapted to the distance of the object from the virtual camera and / or the object contour.
- the distance of the object from the virtual camera and the object contour can be determined, for example, from environmental data such as ultrasound, radar or LIDAR data.
- a flat or curved transition layer can furthermore be formed, which creates a continuous transition between the object layer and the background layer.
- reconfigured environment representations can be projected in particular from image sequences, wherein the environment representation takes into account the respective perspective and thereby supports the three-dimensional perception. This can be done, in particular, by means of the warping equation, which for example uses depth values associated with an image in order to display the image as seen from another point of view.
- a computer program is also proposed according to which one of the methods described herein is performed when the computer program is executed on a programmable computer device.
- the computer device can be, for example, a module for implementing a
- the computer program may be stored on a machine-readable storage medium, such as on a permanent or rewritable storage medium or in association with a computer device or on a removable CD-ROM, DVD or USB stick. Additionally or alternatively, the computer program on a
- Computer equipment such as a server for downloading, e.g. via a data network such as the Internet or a communication connection such as a telephone line or a wireless connection.
- a driver assistance system for displaying a
- the driver assistance system comprises the following components:
- At least one component for generating an environment representation wherein the environment data from the perspective of a virtual camera on at least two layers
- a display device for outputting the environment representation as part of the human-machine interface.
- the environment sensor system may include, for example, a camera system with one or more cameras. Additionally or alternatively, however, an ultrasound system, radar system, etc. can be used to collect environmental data. The determination of the situation-dependent virtual camera perspective as well as the
- Generation of the environment representation for example in a bird's-eye view, can be done by one or different components of the driver assistance system.
- a control unit of the driver assistance system can be designed, this
- the invention makes it possible in particular to present three-dimensional object constellations in a natural and intuitive manner. This is because the projection of the environmental data onto an at least two-layer plane can produce a depth impression that gives the viewer, in particular the driver of a vehicle, a clear impression of the arrangement and extent of objects and their distance from the vehicle. This takes the representation of the vehicle environment their artificial character and gives the driver a natural impression of its immediate environment. As a result, an improved comprehensibility of the representation of the vehicle environment is achieved. In addition will the driver's attention is directed to relevant areas of the vehicle environment by the situation-dependent virtual camera perspective.
- FIG. 1 shows a vehicle equipped with a driver assistance system according to the invention
- Figure 2a, b is a schematic representation of a free-form surface for generating a
- Figure 3a, b schematic representation of the free-form surface for generating a
- FIG. 5 in the form of a flow chart of an operation of the driver assistance system according to FIG. 1.
- FIG. 1 indicates an exemplary driving situation in which a driver is with his vehicle 10 in an environment with obstacles 24.
- the obstacles 24 are in front of and next to the vehicle 10 in the driving situation shown.
- the driver In order to avoid a collision with such obstacles 24, the driver must correctly assess the vehicle environment and maneuver accordingly.
- driving situations can occur, for example, when parking or parking, with obstacles 24, such as columns or walls, limit the parking space. Even while driving on a road, obstacles 24, for example other vehicles or pedestrians, can enter the travel tube of the vehicle 10.
- driver assistance system 12 helps the driver, in particular in such situations, to detect obstacles 24 and to avoid these safely.
- the driver assistance system 12 comprises surroundings sensors which monitor the surroundings of the vehicle 10.
- a camera system 18, 20, 22 and ultrasonic sensor 26 are installed on the vehicle 10.
- the camera system 18, 20, 22 provides via front, side and rear cameras environment data that monitor the environment around the vehicle 10.
- the cameras 18, 20, 22 can be configured, for example, as mono or stereo cameras with wide-angle lenses.
- ultrasonic sensors 26 are provided in different positions on the vehicle 10, which provide environmental data from ultrasonic transit time measurements.
- the driver assistance system 12 may include other sensors, such as LIDAR or radar sensors, that provide additional environmental data for monitoring the vehicle environment.
- Environment sensor 18, 20, 22, 26 recorded data displayed on a display 16 of the driver assistance system 12 associated HMI.
- the environment data is transformed into an environment representation that is relevant to the driver depending on the situation
- the driver assistance system 12 further comprises a control unit 14, which is designed to display an environment for display on the display 16 of the vehicle.
- Driver assistance system 12 to generate associated HMIs.
- both the shape of the plane 30 and the virtual camera perspective 28 are chosen as a function of the situation so that objects, such as obstacles 24, in the
- an improved representation can be achieved by dividing the level into a background layer 38 and an object layer 36.
- objects that may be potential obstacles 24 are determined from the environmental data.
- the video views are examined for objects 24 by image processing methods and / or ultrasound data.
- the projection plane 30 is highlighted in the areas in which objects 24 are projected.
- the plane 30 is offset in this area to the virtual camera 29 and thus an object layer 36 is formed, which is offset from the background layer 38.
- Transition layer 40 may be formed to avoid sharp image edges between the object and background layer 36, 38.
- the video view of the object 24 thus appears offset relative to the background layer 38 and the driver can be given a depth graduation, which facilitates the perception of the object, in particular potential obstacles 24.
- FIGS. 2 a and 2 b are, by way of example, a sectional view and a plan view of one
- Free Form surface shown which is designed as a projectile-like projection plane 30, are projected on the video views of the vehicle environment.
- the transition between the horizontal region 32 and the flank region 34 of the bowl-shaped plane 30 is preferably selected such that it coincides with the transition between flat regions 32, such as the road on which the vehicle 10 is located, and raised objects, such as obstacles 24, in the environment of the vehicle 10 match.
- FIG. 2c shows a virtual camera 29 with a virtual camera perspective (indicated by reference numeral 28) and FIG. 2c
- the projection plane 30 is shown in FIG Embodiment chosen schussiförmig around the vehicle 10, wherein the vehicle 10 is projected into the center of the bowl-shaped plane 30.
- This shape makes it possible to project the road in front of the vehicle 10 onto the flat part 32 and any objects 24 onto the flanks 34 of the plane 30.
- the driver can be given a natural-looking image of the vehicle environment on which the driver can intuitively recognize objects or obstacles 24 in the environment. In this way, the environment displayed on the display creates a real impression that is more intuitive to the driver.
- FIGS. 3a and 3b the division of the projection plane 30 into different layers is illustrated by way of example.
- FIG. 3 a shows the virtual camera 29 and the projection plane 30, with objects or obstacles 24 in the virtual
- the projection plane 30 is divided into a background layer 38 and an object layer 36.
- an object layer 36 is formed, which is offset from the background layer 38 to the position of the virtual camera 29. As a result, a depth graduation is achieved, the objects 24 offset to the rest of the environment on the
- Background layer 38 represents. Thus, objects and in particular those that may be a potential obstacle 24, highlighted and thus be better visible to the driver. In addition, by the depth graduation a
- FIG. 3b likewise shows the virtual camera 29 and the projection plane 30, objects or obstacles 24 being located in the virtual camera perspective 29.
- an object In contrast to the embodiment according to FIG. 3a, here an object, a background and a transition layer 36, 38, 40 are provided.
- the transition layer 40 is formed between the object layer 36 and the background layer 38. To avoid sharp image edges between the object and background layers 36, 38 are on the
- Transition layer 40 views of the object 24 projected from sequences of
- Video views are generated.
- the transitional layer is filled to a natural transition between the object layer and the background layer. This can be done, for example, by the projection of an environment representation with the corresponding perspective.
- the virtual Camera perspective 28 from which the environment is displayed, depending on the situation chosen. This can be done automatically depending on the detected objects representing a potential obstacle 24 or state variables of the vehicle 10.
- the virtual camera perspective 28 may vary depending on the
- Direction 42 the airspeed or the steering angle are set.
- Camera perspective 28 illustrates.
- the virtual camera 29 is thereby aligned with the object 24, so that the virtual camera perspective 28, from which the environment is shown in the environment representation, the object 24 includes.
- the virtual camera 28 is selected as a function of the direction of travel, the airspeed and / or the steering angle 42.
- the virtual camera 29 is oriented so that the virtual
- Camera perspective 28 includes the vehicle environment in the direction 42.
- the position of the virtual camera 29, as shown in FIG. 4 c is selected behind the vehicle 10.
- the steering angle 42 can also go into the choice of the virtual camera.
- the orientation of the virtual camera is the
- Adjusted steering angle wherein the steering angle via sensors such as potentiometers, optical measuring methods or magnetic sensors, in particular Hall sensors, can be determined.
- the virtual camera 29 can also be selected so that the transformed representation corresponds to a zoom in a specific image area. In FIG. 4e, this is shown by way of example with reference to a video view 42 recorded with a wide-angle lens.
- the aberration of the lens results in a distortion of the video view 42, which increases from the center 44 towards the edge 46 of the video view 42.
- This part 48 of the video view 42 can also be used for further processing in order to generate a panoramic view of the vehicle environment
- Figure 5 shows a flow chart 50, based on which the generation of the environment representation for the driver, is explained.
- step 52 environmental data is collected by environmental sensors 18, 20, 22, 26, which characterize the environment of the vehicle 10.
- a camera system 18, 20, 22 or a system is designed as environmental sensor system 18, 20, 22, 26
- Runtime measurement sensors 26 are used. Runtime sensors 26 are based, for example, on the measurement of ultrasound, laser or radio signals which are detected by means of ultrasound, LIDAR or radar sensors.
- the environment data is provided to a control unit 14 of the driver assistance system 14, in which the processing of the data and
- step 54 the virtual camera perspective 28 is selected as a function of the surrounding data depending on the situation.
- the position and orientation of a virtual camera 29 is determined, from whose view the environment representation is generated.
- objects 24 in the vehicle environment and / or driving state variables, such as the steering angle or the direction of travel 42, are taken into account.
- step 56 the environment representation is generated from the perspective of the virtual camera 29 on the vehicle environment.
- the collected environment data serves as the basis for this.
- the environment data comprising video views of the camera system 18, 20, 22 and the visualization of transit time measurement sensors 26 are transformed according to the virtual camera perspective 28. Part of this transformation is the projection of the
- step 58 the environment representation is displayed on the display 16 of the driver assistance system 12 associated HMIs.
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