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- the present invention generally relates to controlling small payload air vehicles in flight, and more particularly, to automatically controlling Unmanned Air Vehicles (UAVs) and Remotely Piloted Vehicles (RPVs) to sense and avoid potential collisions with other local air vehicles.
- UAVs Unmanned Air Vehicles
- RSVs Remotely Piloted Vehicles
- UAVs Unmanned Air Vehicles
- RSVs Remotely Piloted Vehicles
- NAS National Air Space
- a chaperone is particularly necessary to assure that the aircraft (UAV or RPV) does not collide with other manned or unmanned aircraft operating in the vicinity or vice versa.
- chaperoning such a vehicle is labor intensive and not particularly useful, other than for test and demonstration purposes.
- An unmanned air vehicle may be equipped to provide a live video feed from the aircraft (i.e., a video camera relaying a view from the "cockpit") to the ground-based pilot that remotely pilots the vehicle in congested airspace.
- remotely piloting vehicles with onboard imaging capabilities requires both additional transmission capability for both the video and control, sufficient bandwidth for both transmissions, and a human pilot continuously in the loop. Consequently, equipping and remotely piloting such a vehicle is costly. Additionally, with a remotely piloted vehicle there is an added delay both in the video feed from the vehicle to when it is viewable/viewed and in the remote control mechanism (i.e., between when the pilot makes course corrections and when the vehicle changes course). So, such remote imaging, while useful for ordinary flying, is not useful for timely threat detection and avoidance.
- An embodiment of the present invention detects objects in the vicinity of an aircraft that may pose a collision risk. Another embodiment of the present invention may propose evasive maneuvers to an aircraft for avoiding any local objects that are identified as posing a collision risk to the aircraft. Yet another embodiment of the present invention visually locates and automatically detects objects in the vicinity of an unmanned aircraft that may pose a collision risk to the unmanned aircraft, and automatically proposes an evasive maneuver for avoiding any identified collision risk.
- embodiments of the present invention include a collision sense and avoidance system and an aircraft, such as an Unmanned Air Vehicle (UAV) and/or Remotely Piloted Vehicle (RPV), including the collision sense and avoidance system.
- the collision sense and avoidance includes an image interrogator that identifies potential collision threats to the aircraft and provides maneuvers to avoid any identified threat.
- Motion sensors e.g., imaging and/or infrared sensors
- a Line Of Sight (LOS) multi-target tracking unit, tracks detected local targets and maintains a track history in LOS coordinates for each detected local target.
- a threat assessment unit determines whether any tracked local target poses a collision threat.
- An avoidance maneuver unit provides flight control and guidance with a maneuver to avoid any identified said collision threat.
- a preferred collision sense and avoidance system provides a
- a preferred image interrogator may be contained within one or more small image processing hardware modules that contain the hardware and embedded software and that weighs only a few ounces. Such a dramatically reduced size and weight enables making classic detection and tracking capability available even to a small UAV, e.g., ScanEagle or smaller.
- a preferred sense and avoidance system While developed for unmanned aircraft, a preferred sense and avoidance system has application to alerting pilots of manned aircraft to unnoticed threats, especially in dense or high stress environments.
- a preferred collision sense and avoidance system may be used with both manned and unmanned aircraft.
- a preferred collision sense and avoidance system augments the pilot's vision.
- a preferred collision sense and avoidance system may be substituted for the pilot's vision, detecting aircraft that may pose collision risks, and if necessary, proposing evasive maneuvers to the unmanned aircraft's flight control.
- Figure 1 shows an example of an aircraft, e.g., an Unmanned Air Vehicle (UAV) or Remotely Piloted Vehicle (RPV), with a collision sense and avoidance system according to an advantageous embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 2 shows an example of a preferred image interrogator receiving motion data from sensors and passing collision avoidance maneuvers to flight control and guidance.
- UAV Unmanned Air Vehicle
- RSV Remotely Piloted Vehicle
- Figure 3 shows an example of threat assessment 1240 to determine whether each detected target is on a possible collision course with the host aircraft.
- Figure 4 shows an example of developing avoidance maneuvers upon a determination that a target represents a collision threat.
- Figure 1 shows an example of a preferred embodiment aircraft 100, e.g., an Unmanned Air Vehicle (UAV) or Remotely Piloted Vehicle (RPV), with a collision sense and avoidance system according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
- UAV Unmanned Air Vehicle
- RV Remotely Piloted Vehicle
- a suitable number of typical motion sensors 102 are disposed to detect moving objects in the vicinity of the host aircraft 100.
- the motion sensors 102 may be, for example, any suitable visible band sensors to mimic human vision, or infra-red (IR) sensors for detecting object motion in periods of poor or limited visibility, e.g., in fog or at night.
- IR infra-red
- the sensors 102 are connected to a preferred embodiment image interrogator in the host aircraft 100 that accepts real-time image data from the sensors 102 and processes the image data to detect airborne targets, e.g., other aircraft, even against cluttered backgrounds.
- the image interrogator builds time histories in Line Of Sight (LOS) space.
- the target histories indicate the relative motion of detected targets.
- Each detected target is categorized based on its relative motion and assigned a threat level category determined from passive sensor angles and apparent target size and/or intensity. Based on each target's threat level category, the image interrogator determines if an evasive maneuver is in order and, if so, proposes an appropriate evasive maneuver to avoid any potential threats.
- the preferred embodiment image interrogator also can provide LOS target tracks and threat assessments to other conflict avoidance routines operating at a higher level, e.g., to a remotely located control station.
- Figure 2 shows an example of a preferred collision sense and avoidance system
- the collision sense and avoidance system 110 is an intelligent agent operating in a suitable enhanced vision system.
- a suitable enhanced vision system is described in published U.S. Patent Application Publication No. 2006/0055628A1 entitled "Situational Awareness Components of an Enhanced Vision System," to Sanders-Reed et al., filed September 14, 2004, assigned to the assignee of the present invention and incorporated herein by reference.
- the preferred image interrogator 112 is implemented in one or more Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) processors with an embedded general purpose Central Processing Unit (CPU) core.
- FPGA Field Programmable Gate Array
- a Typical state of the art FPGA processor such as a Xilinx Virtex- II for example, is a few inches square with a form factor of a stand-alone processor board. So, the overall FPGA processor may be a single small processor board embodied in a single 3.5" or even smaller cube, requiring no external computer bus or other system specific infra-structure hardware. Embodied in such a FPGA processor, the image interrogator 112 can literally be glued to the side of a very small UAV, such as the ScanEagle from The Boeing Company.
- Image data from one or more sensor(s) 102 may be buffered temporarily in the frame buffer 114, which may simply be local Random Access Memory (RAM), Static or dynamic (SRAM or DRAM) in the FPGA processor, designated permanently or temporarily for frame buffer storage.
- Each sensor 102 may be provided with a dedicated frame buffer 114, or a shared frame buffer 114 may temporarily store image frames for all sensors.
- the image data is passed from the frame buffer 114 to a clutter suppression and target detection unit 118 in the preferred image interrogator 112.
- the clutter suppression and target detection unit 118 is capable of identifying targets under any conditions, e.g., against a natural sky, in clouds, and against terrain backgrounds, and under various lighting conditions.
- a LOS, multi-target tracking unit 120 tracks targets identified in the target detection unit 118 in LOS coordinates.
- the LOS, multi-target tracking unit 120 also maintains a history 122 of movement for each identified target.
- a threat assessment unit 124 monitors identified targets and the track history for each to determine the likelihood of a collision with each target.
- An avoidance maneuver unit 126 determines a suitable avoidance maneuver for any target deemed to be on a collision course with the host aircraft. The avoidance maneuver unit 126 passes the avoidance maneuvers to flight control and guidance 116 for execution.
- the clutter suppression and target detection unit 118 and the LOS, multi-target tracking unit 120 may be implemented using any of a number of suitable, well known algorithms that are widely used in target tracking.
- clutter suppression and target detection is either implemented in a single frame target detection mode or a multi-frame target detection mode.
- each frame is convolved with an Optical Point Spread Function (OPSF).
- OPSF Optical Point Spread Function
- single pixel noise is rejected, as are all large features, i.e., features that are larger than a few pixels in diameter. So, only unresolved or nearly unresolved shapes remain to identify actual targets.
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- the track history 122 provides a time history of each target's motion and may be contained in local storage, e.g., as a table or database.
- local storage e.g., as a table or database.
- typical state of the art tracking units simply track targets in focal plane pixel coordinates, a high level coordinate system was necessary to understand target motion.
- the preferred embodiment collision sense and avoidance system 110 does not require such a high level coordinate system and instead, the LOS, multi-target tracking unit 120 collects track history 122 in LOS coordinates. See, e.g., J.N. Sanders-Reed "Multi-Target, Multi-Sensor, Closed Loop Tracking," J. Proc. of the SPIE, 5430, April 2004, for an example of a system that develops, maintains and uses a suitable track history.
- FIG. 3 shows an example of threat assessment 1240, e.g., in the threat assessment unit 124, to determine whether each detected target is on a possible collision course with the host aircraft.
- the threat assessment unit 124 determines whether the relative position of each target is changing based on the track history for an "angles only" imaging approach. So, for example, beginning in 1242 an identified target is selected by the threat assessment unit 124. Then, in 1244 the track history is retrieved from track history storage 122 for the selected target. Next in 1246 a LOS track is determined for the selected target relative to the host aircraft, e.g., from the target's focal plane track and from the known attitude and optical sensor characteristics.
- the threat assessment unit 124 determines an apparent range from the target's apparent change in size and/or intensity. Then, in 1250 the threat assessment unit 124 correlates the LOS track with the apparent range to reconstruct a three-dimensional (3D) relative target trajectory.
- the 3D trajectory may be taken with respect to the host aircraft and to within a constant scaling factor. All other things being equal, a waxing target is approaching, and a waning target is regressing. So, the threat assessment unit 124 can determine an accurate collision risk assessment in 1252 relative to the mean apparent target diameter even without knowing this scaling factor, i.e., without knowing the true range.
- an indication that the target is a collision threat 1254 is passed to the avoidance maneuver unit 126. If the threat assessment unit 124 determines in 1252 that the selected target is not a collision threat, another target is selected in 1256 and, returning to 1242 the threat assessment unit 124 determines whether that target is a threat.
- the threat assessment unit 124 might determine in 1250 that within the next 30 seconds a target will approach within one mean target diameter of the host aircraft. Moreover, the threat assessment unit 124 may deem in 1252 that this a collision risk 1254 regardless of the true size and range of the target.
- the threat assessment unit 124 can make a probabilistic estimate in
- the threat assessment unit 124 can determine target speed-to-size ratio from the reconstructed scaled three-dimensional trajectory, e.g., in 1250. Then in 1252, target speed-to-size ratio can be compared with the speed-to-size ratios and probabilities of known real collision threats with a match indicating that the target is a collision threat.
- the motion of the host aircraft relative to the ground can be tracked, e.g., by the target detection unit 118, and factored into this probabilistic true range determination for better accuracy.
- Short term intensity spikes may result, for example, from momentary specular reflections. These short term intensity spikes tend to cause ranging jitter that can impair collision threat assessments. So, for enhanced collision threat assessment accuracy and stability, the threat assessment unit 124 can remove or filter these short term intensity spikes, e.g., in 1248, using any suitable technique such as are well known in the art.
- Figure 4 shows an example of developing avoidance maneuvers, e.g., by the avoidance maneuver unit 126 upon a determination by the threat assessment unit 124 that a target represents a collision threat 1254.
- the avoidance maneuver unit 126 retrieves track histories for other non-threat targets from track history storage 122.
- the avoidance maneuver unit 126 determines the host aircraft's trajectory. The avoidance maneuver unit 126 must consider trajectories of all local targets to avoid creating another and, perhaps, more imminent threat with another target. So, in 1266 the avoidance maneuver unit 126 determines a safety zone to avoid the collision threat 1254 by a distance in excess of a specified minimum safe distance.
- the aircraft must not execute an excessively violent maneuver that might imperil itself (e.g., by exceeding defined vehicle safety parameters or operating limits) while avoiding an identified threat.
- the avoidance maneuver unit 126 determines maneuver constraints.
- the avoidance maneuver unit 126 uses a best estimate of all tracked aircraft in the vicinity, together with host aircraft trajectory data to determine an evasive maneuver 1272 that separates the host craft from the identified threat (and all other aircraft in the vicinity) by a distance that is in excess of the specified minimum safe distance.
- the evasive maneuver 1272 is passed to flight control and guidance (e.g., 116 in Figure 2) for an unmanned vehicle or to a pilot for a manned vehicle.
- target monitoring continues, collecting images, identifying targets and determining if any of the identified targets poses a collision threat.
- the image interrogator 112 may be implemented using a combination of one or more FPGAs with one or more parallel processing devices for higher level computing capability, as may be required for the threat assessment and avoidance maneuver calculations.
- a preferred collision sense and avoidance system 110 provides a "See & Avoid” or “Detect and Avoid” capability to any aircraft, not only identifying and monitoring local targets, but also identifying any that may pose a collision threat and providing real time avoidance maneuvers.
- the preferred image interrogator 112 may be contained within a small image processing hardware module that contains the hardware and embedded software and that weighs only a few ounces. Such a dramatically reduced size and weight enables making classic detection and tracking capability available even to a small UAV, e.g., ScanEagle or smaller.
- the preferred collision sense and avoidance system 110 may be used with both manned and unmanned aircraft. In a manned aircraft, the preferred collision sense and avoidance system 110 augments the pilot's vision.
- the preferred collision sense and avoidance system 110 may be substituted for the pilot's vision, detecting aircraft that may pose collision risks, and if necessary, proposing evasive maneuvers to the unmanned aircrafts flight control.
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