EP3069334A1 - Verfahren zur modifizierung eines fahrsimulators - Google Patents
Verfahren zur modifizierung eines fahrsimulatorsInfo
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- EP3069334A1 EP3069334A1 EP14784029.2A EP14784029A EP3069334A1 EP 3069334 A1 EP3069334 A1 EP 3069334A1 EP 14784029 A EP14784029 A EP 14784029A EP 3069334 A1 EP3069334 A1 EP 3069334A1
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- G09—EDUCATION; CRYPTOGRAPHY; DISPLAY; ADVERTISING; SEALS
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- the subject invention relates to a method for modifying a driving simulator.
- driving simulators are often designed so that the athlete or driver sits in a cockpit on a moving platform is fixed, the driver completed on computer-generated racetracks training sessions. Especially in the simulation of events that occur in practice, but not, or can be trained with great effort, offers a driving simulator great potential.
- Driving simulators are therefore a sensible supplement to conventional training on the racetrack or a race course, whereby the greatest efficiency is achieved by a mix of different training methods.
- Driving simulators allow a higher efficiency of training by specific repetition of certain situations. They allow training under a variety of conditions, such as different weather, course condition, setup of the vehicle, etc., without burdening the real vehicle or to increase the need for wearing parts. Various scenarios can be simulated and repeated as often as you like. The usual recording of the training units usually makes it possible to analyze the training accordingly. In the broadest sense, simulators allow training in action in certain border areas and allow the safe awareness of the athlete.
- the object of the subject invention is therefore to upgrade a driving simulator, and to increase the training effect accordingly.
- a time course of a biometric state of the athlete is determined that while at least a time course of a parameter used by the athlete vehicle is determined that between the time course of the biometric Condition of the athlete and the time course of the parameter of the vehicle, a relationship that determines the temporal change of the biometric state as a function of the time change of the parameter is determined that during a first training in the driving simulator determines a self-adjusting training time course of the biometric state of the athlete and that during a further, second training in the driving simulator of the, by mental stimulation of the athlete depending on the determined relationship, modified temporal training course of the biometric state d it is approximated to the chronometer of the biometric state of the athlete's real ride.
- the training, or the time course of a biometric state of the athlete during exercise can be approximated to the time course of the biometric state which corresponds to the real journey.
- the athlete's parameter-dependent mental stimulation can be used to selectively adjust a biometric state of an athlete during exercise.
- An advantageous embodiment provides that over the time course of the biometric state of the athlete during at least a period of a real journey, an average is formed that over the time training course of the biometric state of the athlete during the first training in the driving simulator training average is formed and that during the second training in the driving simulator the training mean value is approximated by mental stimulation of the athlete to the mean.
- an average stress level which results at least during a time period of a real journey with those who during training will be compared.
- the average stress level during training can be approximated to that which occurs during a real journey. The training effect is thus much higher.
- a further advantageous embodiment provides that, the mental stimulation of the athlete by auditory and / or visual and / or sensitive stimuli takes place. As a result, the temporal training course of the biometric state of the athlete can be effectively influenced with little technical effort.
- a further advantageous embodiment provides that the mental stimulation of the athlete is realized by using at least one individual stimulus sequence. This makes it possible to influence the subconscious of the athlete in a targeted manner and thus specifically bring about a certain temporal training course of the biometric state of the athlete.
- the at least one stimulus sequence which influences the temporal training course of the biometric state of the athlete, is determined by tests during the training.
- different stimulus sequences and their influence on the athlete and his temporal training course of the biometric state, individually and without risk to the athlete can be determined.
- FIG. 2 shows the time course of the heart rate in real driving and while driving in the driving simulator in comparison
- Figure 3 shows the mental stimulation and its effect on the heart rate
- the method according to the invention is used, for example, for optimizing the training of a racer, with the method, as already mentioned, of course not being limited to automobile racing but also for other sports. can find application. For this reason, the racer or driver is referred to below generally as an athlete.
- All determined, measured or provided data and / or values concerning the vehicle, the driving simulator, the athlete and / or its mental stimulation can be determined by a measuring and / or evaluation and / or control and / or calculation unit are processed. However, this is not localized, so that the processing of collected data can be done directly on the vehicle, driving simulator or athlete, but does not have to be done.
- the stress level can be determined by means of a series of biometric data. For example, the heart rate, heart rate, cardiac variability and the electrodermal activity, ie the skin conductance, called for the measurement of the stress level, which stress can of course be determined on a number of other biometric data.
- Figure 1 shows, for example, the time course 1 of the heart rate Hf r as a function of time, caused by the time course of a longitudinal acceleration a or the speed v for a period of a real journey.
- longitudinal acceleration a is of course understood as a negative acceleration in the longitudinal direction, ie a longitudinal deceleration. It can be seen that, for example, during or after strong acceleration or deceleration phases, which represent changes in the longitudinal acceleration a, the heart rate Hf r increases correspondingly.
- a very similar time course 1 can also be set in the case of lateral acceleration or other forces acting on the driver.
- Such a time course 1 of a biometric state of an athlete is in a first step during a time period or even an entire real journey, at- For example, during a real training drive or a car race, determined or recorded.
- the corresponding biometric state can be determined with the aid of appropriate sensors.
- the use of a chest strap as a measuring unit is known, as is known from a number of applications in the sports and medical sector.
- the athlete's heart rate Hf is determined to be a biometric condition.
- a number of other biometric data are also suitable for use as a biometric state. When using appropriate sensors or measuring units, they can also be recorded simultaneously. As a result, several biometric data can be used as a biometric state.
- At least one parameter 5 of a vehicle used by the athlete is determined.
- the biometric state of the athlete is determined as the longitudinal acceleration a of the vehicle as parameter 5.
- other forces acting on the driver can also be used as parameter 5.
- the heart rate Hf r as a biometric state of the athlete and, for example, the longitudinal acceleration a of the vehicle as parameter 5 dependent on the driving situation.
- the relationship indicates the change with time of the biometric state as a function of the time change of the parameter 5 and is determined during at least one time segment of the real journey.
- Figure 2 shows the comparison between the already illustrated in Figure 1 over time 1 of the heart rate Hf r or the biometric state, as it may result in a real ride and a temporal training course 2 of the biometric state as it is one for the same distance during first training in a driving simulator can result.
- This self-adjusting temporal training course 2 of the biometric state of the athlete is recorded or determined during the first training session in the driving simulator.
- the training consists in the fact that the athlete in the driving simulator departs the same distance with the same conditions as with the original real journey. It should be noted that both on the time course 1 as well as on the temporal course of training 2 advance no precise statements are to be made, since they are dependent on the physiological and psychological state of the athlete.
- time course 1 and the time course 2 are similar.
- the temporal course of training 2 which results in driving in the driving simulator, but compared to the time course 1, which results in real driving, weakened.
- the heart rate Hf t does not reach as high a level during exercise as during the actual ride. Also the rise and fall of the heart rate (heart variability) is less pronounced during the training than during the actual journey. The reason for this is the lower risk potential already mentioned and thus the lower stress level while driving in the driving simulator.
- the athlete completes a second training in the driving simulator in which the distance is simulated under the same conditions as the original real driving and the first training.
- the athlete is mentally stimulated, for example, by a tone sequence recorded via headphones, which represents auditory stimuli 6.
- the mental stimulation is performed according to the determined relationship between the biometric state of the athlete and the parameter 5, in sections. Preferably exactly in those sections or phases in which the difference between the time course 1 of the biometric state and its temporal training course 2 is particularly large.
- the athlete's biometric status modified by the athlete's mental stimulation as a function of the determined relationship, is approximated to the time course 1 of the athlete's biometric status.
- the mental stimulation in the form of auditory stimuli 6 is given by way of example only.
- a mental stimulation of the athlete by visual, sensitive or similar stimuli, or a combination thereof, is quite possible.
- brain activity is actively influenced, thereby changing the biometric state of the driver with the aim of increasing the stress level.
- the auditory stimuli 6, for example, are purposefully used in time coordination with the simulated longitudinal accelerations a.
- the heart rate Hf t during training in the driving simulator the heart rate Hf r which sets in the real journey, adjusted depending on the longitudinal acceleration a.
- the modified temporal training course 7 of the athlete's biometric state corresponds to an at least partial approach to the time course 1 of the biometric state of the athlete during the real journey. It should be noted that the modification takes place without the simulation itself.
- the simulated track conditions such as roadway width or ground conditions, weather and in this context the visibility remain unchanged and equivalent to the real ride.
- other biometric states are possible instead of the heart rate Hf and other driving-dependent parameters 5 and combinations thereof.
- the auditory stimuli 6 do not have to be used over the entire route in order to carry out a modification of the driving simulator just described.
- the mental stimulation can also be used only in certain route passages or during certain periods of time. For example, a modification at very pronounced values of parameter 5 would be conceivable.
- the mental stimulation of the athlete would be used, for example, only when very high longitudinal accelerations a and / or other forces occur during exercise in the driving simulator.
- the mental stimulation of the athlete can be realized by using an individual stimulus sequence.
- both the time course 1 and the temporal training course 2 are dependent on the physiological and psychological state of the athlete. How exactly the stimulus sequence, which influences the temporal training course 2 of the biometric state of the athlete and thus forms the modified temporal training course 7, is therefore advantageously determined by tests during training.
- Each athlete can be assigned at least one individual stimulus sequence by these experiments. This allows, for example, for a specific route passage to modify the temporal training course 2 of the biometric state of the athlete and to approximate the time course 1 of the biometric state dee athletes.
- the revelations may, for example, show that a completely different sequence of stimuli is necessary for another route paeeage, in order to realize the said approximation of the two courses.
- the time course 1 of a biometric state of a sports person as recorded during a time slot or even a real physical journey can also be used for medical purposes. If, for example, an accident or the like has occurred during the real journey, as a result of which the athlete's state of health is impaired, the data relating to the biometric state of the athlete may relate, for example, to first-aiders. other medical personnel. As a result, a more precise initial diagnosis or a more targeted care can be made possible.
- the combination with a specific, temporal change of a parameter 5 also helps to create medical diagnoses, since the longitudinal acceleration a acting on the athlete, for example, during an accident represents an important indication of a possible degree of injury.
- the measured or made available data and / or values which relate to the vehicle and / or the athlete and / or his mental stimulation by a measuring and / or evaluation and / or control and / or calculation - Processing unit processed which is not localized. If, for example, an evaluation unit is arranged away from the vehicle, the measured data make it possible to avoid accidents, for example, by detecting an unusual time course 1 during a real journey, and, for example, stopping the athlete to end the real journey.
- a further variant shown in FIG. 4 provides that for the time course 1 of the biometric state of the athlete, during at least one time segment of a real journey, its average value is formed in the form of an average value 3.
- the mean value 3 can be formed over a certain section of the route or over the entire journey.
- an average in the form of an average training value 4 is also formed for the chronological training course 2 of the athlete's biometric state during a first training session.
- the training mean value 4 differs from the mean value 3 by the difference X.
- the driver is "less stressed” during the training on training.
- the behavior and the difference between this behavior and X Performance of the athlete during training to that in a real ride or a race or a competition.
- the athlete completed in the driving simulator a second training in which the route is simulated under the same conditions as in the original, real driving and the first training.
- the athlete is again mentally stimulated.
- the training mean value 4 is approximated to the mean value 3 by the mental stimulation of the athlete.
- the auditory stimulus 6 does not take place as a function of the parameter 5 but, for example, constantly over the entire training journey. wise over the appropriate route or time period. However, the auditory stimulus 6 does not have to occur during the entire training journey or the corresponding route or time segment.
- the biometric state or its training mean value 4 is modified and thus approximated to the mean value 3 of the biometric state resulting during the real journey.
- the difference X between the mean value 3 and the training mean value 4 is reduced.
- the approximation of the training mean value 4 to the mean value 3 or the reduction of the difference X can be iterated in the course of several training runs, wherein, as just stated, the simulation of the real drive is not changed.
- the time course 2 of the heart rate Hf t is determined as a biometric state or its training mean value 4, whereby it has changed as a result of the mental stimulation.
- This process can be carried out until the training mean value 4 of the biometric state has been approximated by the athlete's mental stimulation to the mean value 3 of the biometric state.
- a corresponding frequency is determined with which the auditory stimuli 6 must take place so that a certain difference X between the mean value 3 and the training mean value 4 can be compensated.
- the mental stimulation is not made punctually.
- the athlete is mentally stimulated accordingly over the entire journey in the driving simulator, so that the training mean value 4, ie the average stress level while driving in the driving simulator, approximately corresponds to the mean value 3, ie the average stress level during the real journey.
- the frequency of a tone sequence can be decisive. It may depend on how or how much a driver is mentally stimulated or how strong the impact in terms of the second biometric stood to ⁇ .
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