EP4128041A1 - Vorrichtung, system und verfahren zur erkennung von objekten in einem umfeld eines automatisierten fahrsystems - Google Patents
Vorrichtung, system und verfahren zur erkennung von objekten in einem umfeld eines automatisierten fahrsystemsInfo
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- the invention relates to a device, a system and a method for recognizing objects in an environment of an automated driving system
- DE 10 2016 012 345 A1 discloses a method for recognizing objects in the vicinity of a vehicle, object hypotheses being obtained using camera data and false positives being discarded using a lidar sensor.
- the object of the invention is to provide a sensor system for robust detection of the environment that is optimized against false positives and false negatives.
- the invention solves this problem by separating the functionalities between object recognition, a hypothesis created therefrom and a subsequent hypothesis check. Specifically, an object recognition stage, which recognizes relevant object properties, such as size, class, speed, position, is paired with a subsequent hypothesis checking stage, which does not estimate or evaluate any object properties, but only checks whether an object actually exists. According to one aspect of the invention, however, estimated object properties are also used to check for existence.
- the invention provides a device for recognizing objects in an environment of an automated driving system.
- the device comprises a first evaluation unit.
- the first evaluation unit comprises first input interfaces to first environment detection sensors of the automated driving system in order to receive first signals from the first environment detection sensors.
- the first evaluation unit comprises at least one first arithmetic unit, the first Executes machine commands to recognize the objects and to form object hypotheses, with the recognition and / or formation of the object hypotheses taking place separately for each of the first environment detection sensors or for each combination of the first environment detection sensors to minimize a false negative rate.
- the first evaluation unit comprises a first output interface in order to provide a first list comprising the objects, the object hypotheses and false positive objects.
- the device also includes a second evaluation unit.
- the second evaluation unit comprises second input interfaces to second environment detection sensors of the automated driving system in order to receive second signals from the second environment detection sensors. Furthermore, the second evaluation unit comprises at least one second arithmetic unit that executes second machine commands in order to verify the object hypotheses and / or falsify false-positive objects as a function of the second signals and the first list.
- the second evaluation unit also includes a second output interface in order to provide a second list comprising results from the second arithmetic unit.
- the subject matter of the invention is inherently modular and expandable, since both in the object recognition stage, that is the first evaluation unit, and in the mortgage verification stage, that is the second evaluation unit, additional methods for recognition or for hypothesis testing can be incorporated without having to discard the existing components. According to one aspect of the invention, these different methods are combined in the first, but especially in the second evaluation unit in ensembles such as cascades or committees.
- the second stage of the device that is the second evaluation unit, finally outputs an object list or the like that is optimized against false positives, namely by the second evaluation unit, and false negatives, namely by the first evaluation unit.
- the second stage is designed not to falsely refute any real existing objects.
- the first environment detection sensors are optimized for high sensitivity in order to be robust against false negatives.
- the second surroundings detection sensors are optimized for testing hypotheses.
- the task of the second surroundings detection sensors is to falsify the objects provided by the first evaluation unit if they are false positives.
- the first and second thorough chargedssenso ren include cameras, radar, lidar, ultrasound, microphones, time-of-flight sensors and laser light barriers.
- the sensor technologies of the first environment detection sensors can also be used for the second environment detection sensors and vice versa.
- Another aspect of the invention comprises a sensor system which actively changes its own input in order to be able to check hypotheses, for example actively moving (saccading) cameras or actively aligned lidars.
- the device is, for example, a sensor signal processing module with input interfaces to receive signals from the surroundings detection sensors, evaluation units that evaluate the signals, and output interfaces that provide the evaluated signals, for example in the form of regulation and / or control signals, actuators of the vehicle, for example for automated / autonomous longitudinal and / or lateral guidance.
- Longitudinal guidance is controlled, for example, via drive torque control, for example via electronic engine power control, and / or braking torque control.
- Lateral guidance regulates the lateral dynamics of the vehicle, for example lane and / or directional stability, steering maneuvers and / or yaw speed.
- the invention is not restricted to automated or autonomous vehicles.
- the scope of the invention extends to automated driving systems.
- Automated driving systems encompass all automated and autonomous systems in which an unsafe perception has to be provided and in which misperceptions or false perceptions have to be avoided.
- automated driving systems include service robots, drones and legged robots.
- Automated vehicles for example with internal combustion engines, electric shem drive, hybrid electric vehicles or fuel cell vehicles, preferably road vehicles with one of these drive technologies, include technical equipment to control the vehicle to cope with driver tasks.
- the invention for driving functions of the Levels SAE J3016 Level 2 to Level 5 used.
- the device is an ADAS / AD main ECU, that is to say an electronic control unit for the advanced driver assistance systems / autonomous driving domain.
- Objects in an environment of the automated driving system include other driving systems, vehicles, bicycles, pedestrians and other road users.
- the environment includes the space around the automated driving system, which can act on a trajectory or predicted trajectory.
- the evaluation units include programmable electronic circuits comprising logic units.
- the arithmetic units execute machine commands from a computer program.
- the arithmetic units include arithmetic-logic units, central processors, graphics processors, multi-core processors, ICs, ASICs, FPGAs and other logic and / or programmable microelectronic systems.
- the evaluation units comprise internal and / or external memories which store the machine commands, and a bus system for data exchange with the computing units and peripheral devices.
- the memory is a double data rate synchronous dynamic RAM, DDR SDRAM for short, memory.
- the memory is preferably a low power DDR SDRAM memory.
- the first machine commands include, for example, commands for executing a machine learning algorithm.
- the first arithmetic unit is optimized, for example, to execute machine learning algorithms.
- the first arithmetic unit comprises a graphics processor with a microarchitecture for parallel processing and / o the hardware accelerator for machine learning.
- Machine learning is a technology that teaches computers and other data processing devices to perform tasks by learning from data, rather than being programmed for the tasks.
- the machine learning algorithm is, for example, a convolution network that is trained in semantic image recognition. This means that false negatives can be further minimized.
- the convolution network is advantageously a recurrent convolution network, that is to say a convolution network with recurrent layers, for example LSTM units, which are long short-term memory units.
- the second machine instructions comprise instructions for executing a deterministic algorithm.
- This algorithm is robust and can preferably be interpreted by a human.
- this algorithm implements methods from multi-camera geometry to refute an object hypothesis.
- these geometry-based approaches are supported by geometrical findings from lidar or with the help of structured light.
- Object hypotheses include assumptions that there is a certain probability that an object is in a recognized area of the surroundings detection sensors.
- False positives and false negatives describe existential uncertainties, that is, the uncertainty as to whether an object recognized by the environment detection sensors and taken over into the environment representation actually exists. In the case of false positives, an object is recognized although it actually does not exist. For example, a shadow falling on a roadway is recognized as a tire. In the case of false negatives, an object is not recognized even though it actually exists.
- the second list is optimized against false positives, namely by the evaluation of the second evaluation unit, and against false negatives, namely by the evaluation of the first evaluation unit.
- the second stage must not refute any objects either, which would also result in a false-negative event.
- the invention provides a system for recognizing objects in an environment of an automated driving system.
- the system comprises first and second surroundings detection sensors and a device according to the invention.
- the first environment detection sensors are with a first Evaluation unit of the device and the second environment detection sensors with a second evaluation unit of the device each connected to transmit signals.
- the device is designed to determine regulation and / or control signals as a function of the results of a second arithmetic unit of the device and to provide the regulation and / or control signals to actuators of the automated driving system for longitudinal and / or lateral guidance.
- the first evaluation unit, the first environment detection sensors and the first arithmetic unit form a first subsystem.
- the second evaluation unit, the second field detection sensors and the second arithmetic unit form a second subsystem.
- the hypothesis and / or the object is discarded directly in the second subsystem.
- this stage is instructed to reject this hypothesis.
- first and second subsystems are linked in parallel or in series.
- first environment detection sensors can be integrated into the analysis logic of the second subsystem.
- the second subsystem can be fed back to a multi-hypothesis stage for object formation and / or object tracking of the first subsystem, in particular the second evaluation unit is fed back to the first evaluation unit.
- the invention provides a method for recognizing objects in an environment of an automated driving system.
- the method comprises the steps
- a device according to the invention or a system according to the invention is used to carry out the method.
- the method is computer implemented.
- Computer-implemented means that the steps of the method are carried out by a data processing device, for example a computer, a computing system or parts thereof.
- the first arithmetic unit tracks the objects by executing the first machine commands
- the first evaluation unit provides the follow-ups in the first list
- the second evaluation unit evaluates the follow-ups.
- the machine commands include commands for executing a tracking algorithm.
- follow-ups allow an integrated object-specific existence estimation.
- the first arithmetic unit forms multi-hypotheses for recognizing and / or tracking the objects by executing the first machine commands
- the first evaluation unit provides the multi-hypotheses in the first list
- the second evaluation unit evaluates the multi-hypotheses.
- alternative hypotheses are also evaluated and not aggressively decimated. This further minimizes false negatives.
- the objects are recognized in cycles and the second evaluation unit verifies and / or falsifies the object hypotheses and / or false-positive objects several times per cycle of the first evaluation unit.
- the detection of the objects takes place, for example, in 40 Hz cycles of the first environment detection sensors.
- the second environment detection sensors have a higher repetition speed or timing. For example, several tens to hundreds of checks per object hypothesis take place per cycle of object recognition, for example with a radiation sensor of the second surroundings detection sensors, for example a lidar. This is achieved, for example, by a controlled control of the beams of the radiation sensor.
- the second evaluation unit is designed to verify the object hypotheses and / or false-positive objects by means of three-dimensional structure estimation and / or geometric consistency based on fields of view of various of the second and / or first surroundings detection sensors to falsify.
- the high level of robustness against false positives is also achieved at the level of the second evaluation unit.
- Three-dimensional structure estimation is achieved, for example, by means of time-of-flight sensors. This allows free room volumes to be determined.
- the device comprises a third evaluation unit.
- the third evaluation unit executes third machine commands in order to determine a hazard for each of the objects, the object hypotheses and / or the false-positive objects of the first list.
- the objects, the object hypotheses and / or the false-positive objects are prioritized by executing the third machine commands and a prioritized first list with the prioritized objects, object hypotheses and / or false-positive-ob- projects of the second evaluation unit provided.
- the second evaluation unit verifies and / or falsifies the object hypotheses and / or false-positive objects based on the prioritization.
- the third evaluation unit thus determines a ranking for the sequence in which the first list of the first evaluation unit is checked by the second evaluation unit.
- the first and / or second environment detection sensors operate in a plurality of wavelength ranges. This compensates for weaknesses in perception.
- lidar sensors of the second environment sensing sensors work in two different lidar wavelength spectra. This allows you to look through fog, for example.
- virtual false-positive objects are intentionally created in the first object level.
- the efficiency of the falsification can be continuously checked through the rate of refuted virtual objects.
- Fig. 1 an example of an environment
- FIG. 2 shows a first image of the environment from FIG. 1 from the first evaluation unit according to the invention
- FIG. 3 shows a second image of the first image from FIG. 2 of the second evaluation unit according to the invention
- FIG. 6 shows a further exemplary embodiment of a device according to the invention.
- FIG. 7 shows a schematic representation of the method according to the invention.
- the environment U includes several objects 1, 2, 3, for example a vehicle 1, a bicycle 2 and two pedestrians.
- FIG. 2 shows a first image of the surroundings U from a first evaluation unit 002.
- This first image is provided, for example, as a first list via the first output interface of the first evaluation unit 002.
- the first image includes objects 1, 2, 3 from the surrounding area and is therefore robust against false negatives.
- the first image includes object hypotheses, for example another vehicle, another bicycle and another pedestrian.
- 3 shows a second image of the first image.
- This second image is provided, for example, as a second list via the second output interface of the second evaluation unit 004.
- the second image includes objects 1, 2, 3 from the surrounding area. The false positives of the first image were falsified.
- the device shown in FIG. 4 comprises the first evaluation unit 002.
- the first evaluation unit 002 is connected to transmit signals to first surroundings detection sensors 001a, 001b, 001c.
- the first surroundings detection sensor 001a is, for example, a camera.
- the first surroundings detection sensor 001b is, for example, a lidar.
- the first surroundings detection sensor 001c is, for example, a radar.
- the first evaluation unit 002 comprises a first arithmetic unit 002a.
- the first arithmetic unit 002a generates a first list with objects 1, 2, 3, object hypotheses and false-positive objects recognized by the first surroundings detection sensors 001a, 001b, 001c.
- the first list is made available to the second evaluation unit 004.
- the second evaluation unit 004 is connected to transmit signals to second surroundings detection sensors 003a, 003b, 003c.
- the second surroundings detection sensor 003a is, for example, a camera.
- the second surroundings detection sensor 003b is, for example, a lidar.
- the second surroundings detection sensor 003c is, for example, a radar.
- the second evaluation unit 004 comprises a second arithmetic unit 004a.
- the second arithmetic unit 004a generates a second list based on the first list and the evaluated signals of the second surroundings detection sensors 003a, 003b, 003c.
- the second list is robust against false positives and false negatives.
- FIG. 5 essentially shows the exemplary embodiment of FIG. 4.
- the second evaluation unit 004 is fed back to the first evaluation unit 002.
- the feedback is a feedback path for multi-object hypotheses formation and / or tracking of the first evaluation unit 002.
- Fig. 6 shows the embodiment of Fig.5 with an additional third evaluation unit 005.
- the third evaluation unit 005 determines a ranking for the order of the objects 1, 2, 3 as a function of a hazard potential of the objects 1, 2, 3 Checking the first list of the first evaluation unit 002 by the second evaluation unit 004. For example, pedestrians are prioritized over cyclists and cyclists are prioritized over vehicles.
- a method step V1 properties of the objects 1, 2, 3 are recognized, for example speed and whether the object is a vehicle, a pedestrian or a cyclist.
- object hypotheses are formed to minimize the false-negative rate.
- a method step V3 the recognized objects 1, 2, 3 and the object hypotheses are checked.
- the device according to the invention is used, for example, to carry out the method.
- the object recognition and hypothesis formation are carried out by the first evaluation unit 002.
- the checking is carried out by the second evaluation unit 004.
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