EP3891019A1 - Human-machine interface for a motor vehicle dashboard - Google Patents
Human-machine interface for a motor vehicle dashboardInfo
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- EP3891019A1 EP3891019A1 EP19787287.2A EP19787287A EP3891019A1 EP 3891019 A1 EP3891019 A1 EP 3891019A1 EP 19787287 A EP19787287 A EP 19787287A EP 3891019 A1 EP3891019 A1 EP 3891019A1
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- screen
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- dashboard
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B60—VEHICLES IN GENERAL
- B60R—VEHICLES, VEHICLE FITTINGS, OR VEHICLE PARTS, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- B60R11/00—Arrangements for holding or mounting articles, not otherwise provided for
- B60R11/02—Arrangements for holding or mounting articles, not otherwise provided for for radio sets, television sets, telephones, or the like; Arrangement of controls thereof
- B60R11/0229—Arrangements for holding or mounting articles, not otherwise provided for for radio sets, television sets, telephones, or the like; Arrangement of controls thereof for displays, e.g. cathodic tubes
- B60R11/0235—Arrangements for holding or mounting articles, not otherwise provided for for radio sets, television sets, telephones, or the like; Arrangement of controls thereof for displays, e.g. cathodic tubes of flat type, e.g. LCD
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- TITLE Human-machine interface for motor vehicle dashboard
- the present invention relates to the field of human-machine interfaces, and more particularly that of human-machine interfaces for dashboards of motor vehicles.
- a human-machine interface also known by the corresponding acronym "HMI" is a device making it possible to connect a person to a machine, to a system or to an appliance. Human-machine interfaces are used in particular in industrial piloting or vehicle piloting devices and methods.
- the human-machine interfaces used in motor vehicles are regularly improved.
- the multiple innovations made in the field of motor vehicles have an impact on the experience of passengers and on vehicle control.
- the result is the need to offer innovative human-machine interfaces to take these innovations into account.
- An adaptive dashboard includes a screen sliding between a first position corresponding to a driving mode and a second position corresponding to an autonomous mode. In doing so, the sliding screen acts as an on-board screen in driving mode and an entertainment screen in autonomous mode.
- the adaptive dashboard therefore overcomes the drawbacks of cost, mass and size mentioned above.
- a disadvantage of an adaptive dashboard results from the fact that a screen cannot be adapted to function both as a dashboard and as an entertainment screen. Adaptive dashboards therefore generate eye strain and uneven vision for the occupants and / or the driver of the motor vehicle.
- the invention aims to remedy the aforementioned drawbacks.
- the invention aims to provide a man-machine interface improving the visualization of the information displayed while limiting the cost, mass and size associated with the interface.
- a human-machine interface for a motor vehicle dashboard comprising a support and a screen, the support comprising an oblong rail, the screen being mounted on the rail and capable of moving between a first position. and a second position, the first position being located opposite, when the interface is mounted on a dashboard, of a zone on the driver's side of the dashboard, the second position being located opposite, when the interface is mounted on a dashboard, from a central area of the dashboard.
- the rail comprises at least one curvilinear portion, the screen being flexible.
- Such an interface saves a screen by making it possible to modify its convexity as a function of the use which is made of the interface. We thus adapt the display of information when the vehicle is used both in autonomous mode and in driving mode.
- the rail comprises a first curvilinear portion associated with the first position, a second curvilinear portion associated with the second position and a point of inflection between the first and second curvilinear portions.
- the concave screen when the vehicle is operating in a driving mode and a convex screen when the vehicle is operating in an autonomous mode.
- driving mode the concave screen is suitable for viewing by only the driver located in front of the screen.
- autonomous mode the convex screen is suitable for viewing by all occupants located at different locations in the passenger compartment.
- the rail includes a single point of inflection.
- said curvilinear portion has a constant radius of curvature and preferably between 300 mm and 450 mm.
- a radius of curvature chosen from this range corresponding approximately to the distance between a plane of symmetry of a passenger compartment of a motor vehicle and a plane of symmetry of a seat for a front passenger, is adapted to facilitate movement of the screen by relative to the rail while allowing a modification of the convexity of the screen.
- the rail comprises a groove
- the screen comprising a flexible base having a longitudinal section substantially complementary to a longitudinal section of the groove.
- the base is made of a material comprising an elastomer.
- Such a material improves the conditions of movement of the screen on the rail.
- the support comprises a rotary actuator and a pinion capable of being driven in rotation by the rotary actuator, the base comprising a toothed rule, the toothed rule being flexible and having a higher hardness than a hardness of the base.
- Such means allow the movement of the screen relative to the rail to be actuated in the most reliable and space-saving manner.
- the groove comprises a bottom wall, a first side wall and a second side wall.
- the lateral distance between the first side wall and the second side wall is between 25 mm and 40 mm.
- Such a range of distance allows the rail to receive the base while retaining sufficient clearance to allow at least partially to receive a member for actuating the movement of the screen relative to the rail.
- the groove comprises at least one shoulder extending laterally from the first side wall or the second side wall.
- a distance between the bottom wall and the shoulder being between 10 mm and 20 mm.
- Such a range of distance allows the rail to receive the base while retaining an optimal clearance to obtain, both, good mechanical strength of the mounting of the screen on the support and an ease of movement of the screen relative to the rail. .
- the groove comprises a longitudinal rib projecting from the bottom wall, the rib preferably having a lateral width of between 2 mm and 4 mm.
- Such a rib combined with the curvilinear shape of the rail, makes it possible to further increase the mechanical strength of the mounting of the screen on the support without affecting the movement of the screen relative to the rail.
- the rail comprises at least one electrical track chosen from a first track made on the bottom wall between the rib and the first side wall, a second track made on the bottom wall between the rib and the second wall lateral and a third track made on the rib, the base comprising a connection means capable of establishing an electrical connection with the electrical track.
- a track constitutes a particularly suitable means for electrically connecting the screen with the support, taking into account the movement of the screen relative to the rail and the curvilinear portion of the rail.
- FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 illustrate in perspective an interface according to an embodiment of the invention incorporated in a dashboard and in two respective positions
- FIG. 3 represents in perspective the interface of FIGS. 1 and 2
- FIG. 4 is a partial representation of a rail of the interface of FIGS. 1 to 3,
- FIG. 5 is an exploded perspective view of the various elements constituting the interface of FIGS. 1 to 4,
- FIG. 6 is a view in longitudinal section of a rail and of a base of the interface of FIGS. 1 to 5, and
- FIG. 7 is a view in longitudinal section of a base of the interface of FIGS. 1 to 6.
- the vehicle incorporating the passenger compartment 2 is an autonomous driving vehicle.
- this vehicle can operate according to a driving mode in which a driver drives the vehicle or according to an autonomous mode in which an automatic piloting system drives the vehicle.
- the driver within the meaning of the invention is the supervisor of the automatic piloting system.
- the passenger compartment 2 is intended to receive from four to seven passengers.
- a passenger can be a driver or an occupant.
- a driver is a passenger engaged in implementing a vehicle control action.
- an occupant is a passenger not flying the vehicle. In this way, when the vehicle is in autonomous mode, all the passengers of the vehicle are occupants.
- the base 4 consists of a vector x, a vector y and a vector z.
- the vector x is directed in the longitudinal direction of the vehicle and towards the front of the vehicle
- the vector y is directed in the lateral direction of the vehicle
- the vector z is oriented vertically to the top.
- the passenger compartment 2 includes a dashboard 6 of oblong shape.
- the dashboard 6 extends substantially along the direction of the vector y in front of two front passenger seats (not shown). More particularly, the dashboard 6 comprises a left end 8 and a right end 10.
- the passenger compartment 2 includes a steering wheel 12 incorporated on the dashboard 6.
- the steering wheel 12 is positioned opposite a left front passenger seat (not shown) of the passenger compartment 2. From In this way, the steering wheel 12 is laterally located between the end 8 and a central zone 14 of the dashboard 6.
- the passenger compartment 2 includes a man-machine interface 16.
- the function of the interface 16 is to connect the occupants of the vehicle to on-board systems such as vehicle driving instruments or occupant entertainment systems.
- the interface 16 is provided with a screen 18. Thanks to mechanical connection means which will be explained below, the screen 18 is movable relative to the dashboard 6. In particular, the screen 18 can be positioned in a stand-alone mode position shown in FIG. 1 or in a driving mode position, shown in FIG. 2.
- the screen 18 is flexible. In particular, the screen 18 can be curved around the direction of the vector z.
- the screen 18 may be a liquid crystal display (LCD) screen, an organic light-emitting diode (OLED) screen or an active matrix screen with organic light-emitting diodes (AMOLED).
- LCD liquid crystal display
- OLED organic light-emitting diode
- AMOLED active matrix screen with organic light-emitting diodes
- the screen 1 8 When laid flat, the screen 1 8 has a substantially rectangular shape, the upper vertices of which are rounded. However, it is of course without departing from the scope of the invention to envisage a screen having a different shape.
- the rectangle formed by the screen 18 has a horizontal length between 25 cm and 35 cm and a vertical width between 10 cm and 20 cm.
- the screen 1 8 is transparent, the information being displayed on a front face of the screen 18.
- the screen 1 8 comprises an anti-reflection film and a blackout film (not shown). This prevents discomfort from residual reflections and improves the level of light transmission.
- the anti-reflection film and the blackout film are optional characteristics and it is of course without departing from the scope of the invention to envisage a transparent screen provided with only one of these films, devoid of these films or even a screen. not transparent.
- the screen 18 has a base 20.
- the base 20 has an oblong shape and a length slightly greater than the length of the rectangle formed by the screen 18.
- the screen 1 8 and the base 20 are mechanically connected by a built-in link. More particularly, the screen 18 is attached to the base 20 by its lower side (not referenced). For example, the base 20 can be overmolded on the lower side of the screen 1 8.
- the base 20 comprises a toothed rule 22.
- the toothed rule 22 extends over practically the entire length of the base 20.
- the toothed rule 22 forms a rack on a rear face of the base 20.
- the base 20 and the toothed rule 22 are both made of a material comprising an elastomer.
- the material constituting the toothed rule 22 has a hardness greater than the hardness of the material constituting the base 20. To do this, it is possible to measure the Shore hardnesses of the material constituting the base 20 and of the material constituting the toothed rule 22.
- the interface 16 comprises a support 24.
- the support 24 is intended to be mechanically connected by a built-in connection with the dashboard 6. More particularly, the support 24 is intended to be anchored to inside the dashboard 6. For this reason, the housing 24 is not visible in FIGS. 1 and 2.
- the housing 24 comprises a rail 26.
- the rail 26 has an oblong curvilinear shape.
- the housing 26 extends between a left end 28 and a right end 30.
- the rail 26 is intended to be received in a groove of complementary shape made in the dashboard 6.
- the end 28 is adjacent to the end 8 and the end 30 is adjacent to the zone 14.
- the rail 26 comprises a single inflection point 32.
- the rail 26 is divided into two portions 34 and 36.
- the portion 34 extends longitudinally between the end 28 and the point 32.
- the portion 36 extends longitudinally between the point 32 and the end 30.
- the portion 34 is concave looking in the direction and in the direction of the vector x.
- the portion 36 is convex looking in the direction and in the direction of the vector x.
- the portions 34 and 36 are curvilinear and have respective radii of curvature G34 and G36 constant over their entire length.
- the radii G34 and G36 are equal. More specifically, the radii G34 and G36 are horizontal and between 410 mm and 450 mm in our case:
- the radius of curvature depends on the displacement of the screen 18 in the direction of the vector y and therefore on the lateral distance between the two front passengers. The greater this lateral distance, the greater the radius of curvature G34 or G36. Of course, it is not going beyond the scope of the invention to modify this range of values and to adapt it to the passenger compartment, in particular to the width of the dashboard.
- stops are provided as being inserts (not referenced) at the ends 28 and 30.
- the rail 26 has a longitudinal groove 38.
- the groove 38 extends longitudinally between the ends 28 and 30 of the rail 26 and has a substantially constant longitudinal section.
- the groove 38 is configured to receive the base 20 and to allow the movement of the base 20 relative to the rail 26.
- FIG. 6 there is shown a view of the rail 26 and the groove 38 in section in the plane perpendicular to the vector y.
- the rail 26 extends between a front vertical face 40 and a rear vertical face 42.
- the horizontal distance d40 -42 between the faces 40 and 42 is between 32 mm and 36 mm, and preferably equal to 34 mm in our case :
- the rail 26 extends vertically between a lower face 44 and an upper face 46.
- the face 46 is interrupted by the groove 38. Between the faces 40 and 46 and between the faces 46 and 42, a rounded shape is formed (not referenced ).
- the distance d44 -46 between the faces 44 and 46 is between 18 mm and 22 mm and preferably equal to 20 mm in our case:
- the groove 38 has a bottom wall 48.
- the wall 48 is planar and perpendicular to the direction of the vector z.
- the groove 38 has a rib 50.
- the rib 50 extends longitudinally between the ends 28 and 30.
- the rib 50 extends vertically upwards from the wall 48.
- the rib 50 has a rectangular rectangular longitudinal section.
- the rib 50 has a thickness eso x in a horizontal direction between 2.8 mm and 3.2 mm, preferably equal to 3 mm.
- the rib 50 has a thickness eso z in the direction of the vector z of between 2.2 mm and 2.5 mm, and preferably equal to 2.3 mm in our case:
- the groove 38 has a front vertical wall 52 and a rear vertical wall 54.
- the horizontal distance ds2 -54 between the walls 52 and 54 is between 27 mm and 3 1 mm, and preferably equal to 29 mm in our case:
- the groove 38 has a front shoulder 56 and a rear shoulder 58.
- the shoulders 56 and 58 extend longitudinally between the ends 28 and 30.
- the shoulder 56 extends laterally from the wall 52 in the direction of the wall 54.
- L the shoulder 58 extends laterally from the wall 54 towards the wall 52.
- the shoulders 56 and 58 are vertically delimited by a lower front surface 60.
- the surfaces 60 are perpendicular to the direction of the vector z.
- the surfaces 60 of the shoulders 56 and 58 are located at the same distance d48-6o from the wall 48 between 11 mm and 13 mm, preferably equal to 12 mm in our case:
- the shoulders 56 and 58 are vertically delimited by an upper end surface 64.
- the surfaces 64 of the shoulders 56 and 58 are located at the same vertical distance d O o-64 surfaces 60 between 2.3 mm and 2.7 mm and preferably substantially equal to 2.5 mm in our case: 2.3 mm ⁇ d 60-64 ⁇ 2.7 mm
- the shoulders 56 and 58 are delimited according to the section of the vector x by respective vertical surfaces 66.
- the horizontal spacing between the surfaces 66 is between 17 mm and 19 mm and preferably substantially equal to 1 8 mm in our case:
- the groove 38 has two lateral surfaces 68.
- the surfaces 68 connect the face 46 to the surfaces 64 of the shoulders 56 and 58.
- the surfaces 68 extend vertically and are spaced apart from each other by a horizontal distance d ô 8 greater than 8.9 mm in our case:
- the rail 26 comprises two electrical tracks 70 and 72.
- the tracks 70 and 72 pass through the bottom wall 48 and are respectively formed on either side of the rib 50.
- the tracks 70 and 72 are made of an electrically conductive material so as to allow the passage of an electric current.
- FIG. 7 there is shown a view in longitudinal section of the base 20 and of the toothed rule 22.
- the base 20 is vertically delimited by a lower front wall 74.
- the wall 74 is interrupted in its middle by a groove 76.
- the wall 74 and the groove 76 extend over the entire length of the base 20.
- the groove 76 has a longitudinal square or rectangular section.
- the depth Q ⁇ Z of the groove 76 in the direction of the vector z is between 2.4 mm and 2.6 mm and preferably equal to 2.5 mm.
- the width Q ⁇ X of the groove 76 in a horizontal direction is between 3.1 mm and 3.3 mm and preferably equal to 3.2 mm in our case:
- the base 20 is laterally delimited by a front wall 78 and by a rear wall 80.
- the walls 78 and 80 extend vertically from the wall 74.
- the horizontal distance d78-so between the walls 78 and 80 is between 24 mm and 26 mm and preferably equal to 25 mm in our case:
- the wall 78 is interrupted by a lateral projection 82. With respect to the section shown in FIG. 7, the projection 82 extends horizontally from the wall 78 in the direction of the vector x.
- the wall 80 is interrupted by the toothed rule 22.
- teeth 84 of the toothed rule 22 extend horizontally from the wall 80 in a direction opposite to that of the vector x.
- the protuberance 82 is offset from the wall 78 by a horizontal distance ds2 of offset less than 2 mm.
- the teeth 84 are offset from the wall 80 by a horizontal distance ds4 of offset less than 2 mm in our case:
- the base 20 includes a front longitudinal groove 86 and a rear longitudinal groove 88.
- the grooves 86 and 88 extend vertically between a lower front surface 90 and an upper front surface 92.
- the surfaces 90 and 92 are perpendicular to the direction of the vector. z.
- the distance d9o-92 between the surfaces 90 and 92 in the direction of the vector z is between 3.1 mm and 3.3 mm and preferably equal to 3.2 mm in our case:
- the grooves 86 and 88 are laterally delimited by a vertical surface 94.
- the horizontal distance d78 -94 between the wall 78 and the surface 94 of the groove 86 in the direction of the vector x is equal the horizontal distance dso-94 between the wall 80 and the surface 94 of the groove 88.
- the distances d78 -94 and dso-94 are between 3.4 mm and 3.6 mm and preferably equal to 3.5 mm in our case :
- the base 20 is laterally delimited by a front vertical surface 96, an upper surface 98 and a rear vertical surface 100.
- the edge joining the surfaces 96 and 98 and the edge joining surfaces 98 and 100 include rounding (not referenced).
- the horizontal distance d 96 -i oo between the surfaces 96 and 100 in the direction of the vector x is between 19 mm and 21 mm and preferably equal to 20 mm in our case:
- the surface 98 is perpendicular to the vector z and the distance d74 -98 between the wall 74 and the surface 98 is between 17 mm and 19 mm, preferably equal to 18 mm in our case:
- the surface 98 is substantially interrupted in its middle by a groove (not referenced) receiving the lower side of the screen 18.
- the horizontal width ei 8x of the screen 18 is equal to 3 mm in our case:
- the base 20 and the toothed rule 22 have a longitudinal section substantially complementary to the longitudinal section of the groove 38. More specifically, the base 20 and the toothed rule 22 can be received in the groove 38 as illustrated in the Figure 6. According to this arrangement, the wall 74 is in contact with the wall 48, the rib 50 is received in the groove 76 and the shoulders 56 and 58 are received in the grooves 86 and 88, respectively. In this way, the protrusion 82 faces the wall 52 and the teeth 84 face the wall 54. A horizontal clearance Aso x and a vertical clearance Aso z between 0.05 mm and 0.2 mm are produced between the rib 50 and the groove 76. A vertical clearance Ab4z of between 0.1 mm and 0.3 mm is produced between the surfaces 64 and 92 in our case:
- the screen 18 can be mounted on the rail 26 so as to move along the length of the rail 26 between the ends 28 and 30.
- the base 20 and the toothed rule 22 are deformed to match the concavity of the portions 34 and 36 of the rail 26. This results in a corresponding deformation of the screen 18 which is concave with respect to the direction and direction of the vector x when the base is in the portion 34 and convex with respect to the direction and direction of the vector x when the base is in the portion 36.
- the wall 48, the surfaces 64, the wall 74 and the surfaces 92 have a coating of polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE). This improves the movement of the base 20 in the groove 38.
- PTFE polytetrafluoroethylene
- the base 20 has two pins 102 and 104.
- the pins 102 and 104 extend vertically downwards from the wall 74. As a result, the pins 102 and 104 can be in contact with the respective tracks 70 and 72.
- the pins 102 and 104 are in electrical connection with an electrical energy supply circuit (not shown) of the screen 18. In this way, the pins 102 and 104 allow the electrical connection of the screen 1 8 with the support. 24.
- Electrical tracks can be provided on other areas of the groove 38, in particular on the surfaces 64 or on the rib 50, as a replacement or in addition to tracks 70 and 72. We do not go beyond the scope of the invention by considering making the electrical tracks on the base 20, the groove 38 comprising pins or another means of electrical connection.
- the support 24 comprises a housing 106 and a cover 108.
- the housing 106 has a groove 1 10 for receiving the rail 26.
- the housing 106 and the cover 108 define an enclosure receiving an electric motor 1 12 and a pinion 1 14.
- a stator (not shown) of the motor 1 12 is integral with the housing 106 and a rotor (not shown) of the motor 1 12 is integral with the pinion 1 14. In this way, the pinion 1 14 can be driven rotating around the vector z with respect to the housing 106.
- the rail 26 has a rectangular day 1 16 visible in Figures 4 and 5.
- the groove 1 10 has a day (not visible in the figures) of shape substantially identical to the shape of day 1 16.
- the day of the groove 1 10 is arranged opposite day 1 16 when the rail 26 is received in the groove 1 10.
- part of the pinion 1 14 is located outside the housing 106 passing through the day of the groove 1 10 and day 1 16.
- the pinion 1 14 is then able to mesh with the teeth 84. In this way, the motor 1 12 can, by rotating the pinion 1 14, cause the longitudinal displacement of the screen 18 relative to the support 24.
- the pinion 1 14 is substantially located at the point of inflection 32. Therefore, it is located approximately in the middle of the rail 26. This arrangement is very particularly advantageous insofar as it makes it possible to minimize the forces to be diffused between the support 24 and the base 20.
- the screen 18 In driving mode ( Figure 2), the screen 18 is placed in front of the driver and has a concave shape suitable for viewing by a single user located exactly in front of the screen.
- driving mode Figure 2
- autonomous mode FIG. 1
- the screen 18 In autonomous mode (FIG. 1), the screen 18 is placed in the central position of the dashboard 6 and has a convex shape suitable for viewing by the multiple occupants dispersed in the passenger compartment 2.
- the steering wheel 12 and the end 28 are located on a left side of the dashboard 6.
- a passenger compartment in which the driver's seat would be located on the right.
- the steering wheel and the rail 26 would be located on a straight part of the dashboard 6, between the zone 14 and the end 10.
- the rail 26 has a single point of inflection and the screen 18 can be arranged in two distinct positions. It is not, however, outside the scope of the invention to envisage a rail comprising two inflection points and allowing three distinct positions of the screen.
- the ends of the rail can be at the ends of the dashboard.
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