WO2023285015A1 - Bereitstellen kombinierter karteninformationen - Google Patents
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- G01C—MEASURING DISTANCES, LEVELS OR BEARINGS; SURVEYING; NAVIGATION; GYROSCOPIC INSTRUMENTS; PHOTOGRAMMETRY OR VIDEOGRAMMETRY
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- G01C21/365—Guidance using head up displays or projectors, e.g. virtual vehicles or arrows projected on the windscreen or on the road itself
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- G01C21/26—Navigation; Navigational instruments not provided for in groups G01C1/00 - G01C19/00 specially adapted for navigation in a road network
- G01C21/28—Navigation; Navigational instruments not provided for in groups G01C1/00 - G01C19/00 specially adapted for navigation in a road network with correlation of data from several navigational instruments
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- the invention relates to the provision of combined map information.
- the invention relates to the provision of information from two different maps relating to the same area.
- a vehicle includes a head-up display (HUD), which is set up to enrich impressions from the immediate vicinity of the vehicle with stored information and to present it to a driver.
- the information can originate in particular from a map memory in which a map is stored which, for example, includes landmarks or streets in a predetermined area.
- a first map may be sufficiently accurate to allow automatic longitudinal and/or lateral steering of the vehicle. This map must be constantly updated, which is why map information is usually only available updated with respect to a limited horizon around the vehicle.
- a second map can be used to navigate the vehicle and can cover a larger area, such as a country, region or continent. A road network that is passable by the vehicle usually changes relatively slowly, so that the information of the second map can have a currency that can be specified in months. Also, the second map is usually less detailed than the first, and elements dead in it have a position that may differ more from reality than those of the first map.
- a method for providing combined map information on board a vehicle comprises the steps of determining a first mapping of a first map onto surroundings of the vehicle; determining a second mapping of a second card onto the first card; wherein the second mapping maps the position of a landmark in the first map to a position of the same landmark in the second map; and providing information from the first and second maps regarding the environment.
- An error between the two maps can be compensated for by the difference in the positions of the landmark in both maps.
- improved information from the second card can be related to the first card.
- the information can then be jointly related to a reality surrounding the vehicle.
- a reverse approach, in which information from the first card is related to the second card, is also possible.
- mapping between the maps can require relatively little computational resources and can be performed in a reasonable amount of time by on-board processing equipment. Errors caused by the illustration can be small. However, it should be noted that positional information merged from the different maps can only have a precision that matches the precision of the information in the original map.
- the method can also be applied to a plurality of cards by means of concatenation or reference to a predetermined card.
- a first card can be related to a second one, this one on a third and so on.
- a first map can be used as a reference for a second, third, etc.
- a hybrid of both approaches is also possible.
- the two cards have different properties.
- the maps may differ in terms of their accuracy, their level of detail or their timeliness.
- the first map is set up for controlling the vehicle with regard to its surroundings and the second map is set up for navigating the vehicle on a road network.
- Both maps can be available as vector maps.
- the first map may be more current and detailed than the second map.
- an accuracy of positions of objects in the second map can be higher than an accuracy of positions of objects in the first map. It is common for information about specific objects to be stored in both maps. However, with the exception of the landmarks, this is not strictly necessary.
- the maps each have a high relative accuracy.
- positions of the landmarks in the maps it is preferable for positions of the landmarks in the maps to match positions of other objects in the same map.
- distances between the landmark and other landmarks in the same map can relatively closely match distances between the corresponding objects in reality.
- An average or maximum deviation of the distances from the real distances can be referred to as relative accuracy.
- An absolute accuracy designates a maximum or average distance of a position of a landmark in one of the maps from the position of the landmark in reality.
- Relative accuracies of both maps can be significantly higher than absolute accuracies. In particular, it is preferred that relative accuracies in both maps are less than approximately 5 m; more preferably below about 1 m. Absolute accuracies can be significantly greater; in the case of the second map, position deviations of several 10, several 50 or several 100 m from reality can also be tolerable.
- the second mapping may be determined based on a deviation of positions of a landmark between the two maps. Positions of further information of one card, which are related to the other card, can be given an absolute accuracy by the second mapping, which can correspond to the relative accuracy.
- the mapping can in particular include a shift in the north-south direction and/or in the east-west direction.
- the second mapping is determined on the basis of deviations in the positions of a number of landmarks between the two maps.
- the landmarks can be within a predetermined maximum distance from a position of the vehicle. By considering multiple landmarks, a more accurate second mapping can be determined.
- the second mapping can include additional transformations, in particular a rotation, a shearing, a stretching or a compression.
- landmarks in particular can be considered whose distance from the position of the vehicle is less than, for example, approximately 100 m. In one embodiment, only landmarks that are no further away than can be determined from the vehicle by means of optical sensors are taken into account. In particular, if the information from the first and the second card is to be presented to a person on board the vehicle, information that is outside the person's field of vision can already be excluded in this way. By choosing a relatively small maximum distance, the accuracy of the second image can be maximized without having to discard relevant information to be displayed.
- a landmark can be classified, e.g. as a signpost or road marking, or unclassified, e.g. as a general oblong object, an edge, tree, street lamp, wall, corner of a house etc.
- a landmark can also comprise a number of points, which can be detected, for example, by means of a radar or LiDAR sensors have been detected. Form these points usually some clustering that is distinguishable from other objects or noise.
- a position of a landmark in a map is determined on the basis of a plurality of observations of the landmark from vehicles and respective determined positions of the vehicles. For example, registrations of the landmark from a large number of vehicles in a vehicle fleet can be collected and used as a basis for creating the map. With each observation, a position of the landmark with respect to the respective position of the vehicle can be determined, so that there is an absolute position of the landmark.
- landmarks in the maps that correspond to one another each have the same identifier. In this way, corresponding landmarks in the two maps can be determined quickly and unambiguously. Identifiers can be assigned uniformly from a central location. For example, the entity that collects observations of the plurality of vehicles may assign the identifiers. Incorrect determinations or relationships that cannot be established between landmarks that correspond to one another in the two maps can be avoided in this way.
- additional information is assigned to each of the landmarks in one of the maps, which allows the identifier of the landmark to be determined in the other map.
- the information can be stored in a predetermined layer of the map, for example.
- the information can in particular include the identifier of the target card, several identifiers of different target cards, a mapping rule or a reference to a conversion service that converts identifiers of one card into identifiers of another card.
- the information from the first map and the information from the second map can be presented to a person on board the vehicle in the immediate spatial context of an object to which they relate. through the first figure, this representation can be done exactly.
- the information can expand, supplement or overlay the object.
- the information is presented in the manner of an augmented reality relating to the object.
- a representation in the manner of an artificial reality is also possible, in which the surroundings are not directly observed.
- the method is used to generate a mapping rule in order to map a landmark in one of the maps onto a landmark in the other map.
- the mapping rule can include a table, for example, or be implemented as a service that can be queried automatically by any device that works with one of the cards.
- the conflating of the maps determined using the method can be used to offer a further service outside of a vehicle, for example determining a route that has predetermined properties with regard to both maps.
- processing of bulk data can be supported, for example by determining a probability of a free parking space within a predetermined distance for a location on the first map on the basis of information on the second map.
- a device for providing combined map information on board a vehicle comprises a device for scanning an environment of the vehicle; and a processing device.
- the processing device is set up to determine a first image of a first map onto an environment of the vehicle; determine a second mapping of a second card to the first card; and provide information to the first and second maps regarding the environment.
- the device can be set up to carry out a method described herein in whole or in part.
- the device can include a processing device that includes a programmable microcomputer or microcontroller.
- the process can take the form of a Computer program product are available with program code means.
- the computer program product can also be stored on a computer-readable data carrier. Additional features or advantages of the method can be transferred to the device or vice versa.
- the device also includes a head-up display for providing the information relating to the environment to a person on board the vehicle.
- vehicle can in particular include a motor vehicle, for example a motorcycle, a passenger car, a truck or a bus.
- the person can in particular include a driver of the vehicle or motor vehicle.
- a vehicle includes an apparatus as described herein.
- Figure 1 shows a vehicle with a device with two cards
- FIG. 2 exemplary first and second mappings between two maps and a reality
- FIG. 3 shows example mappings between cards
- FIG. 4 illustrates a flow chart of a method.
- FIG. 1 shows a vehicle 100 with a device 105.
- the vehicle 100 is driving on a road 110 in the area of which a landmark 115 is located.
- Landmark 115 can include, for example, a traffic sign, an information sign, lane markings, a place-name sign, or another object that is preferably as close as possible to roadway 110, whose position can be determined at points, that is immobile and is expected to exist for a predetermined period of time has. This time can be expressed in weeks or months, for example.
- Device 105 preferably comprises a processing device 120, a first map memory 125 for receiving a first map, a second map memory 130 for receiving a second map, a scanning device 135 for scanning the surroundings of vehicle 100, and an output device 140 for providing information from one or both Cards.
- the maps are geographic maps that include information about objects around vehicle 100 .
- both maps are stored in the same map memory.
- the maps usually differ from one another in terms of accuracy, timeliness, level of detail or area covered. It is also preferred that the cards are provided by different manufacturers, so that they are as independent as possible.
- the scanning device 135 can be used on the one hand to determine a geographic position of the vehicle 100 in reality and on the other hand to determine the position of a landmark 115 with respect to the vehicle 100 .
- the scanning device 135 can include a camera, a LiDAR sensor or a radar sensor.
- the scanning device 135 comprises a positioning device, in particular a receiver for signals from a satellite-based navigation system.
- Other sensing devices such as an odometer or an inertial platform, may also be included.
- the output device 140 is set up to provide information to a person on board the vehicle 100 .
- This person can in particular include a driver of the vehicle 100 .
- output device 140 includes a head-up display that is set up to overlay or combine a view of the surroundings that can be perceived directly by the driver with additional visual information.
- the output device 140 may also be in the form of an interface configured to connect to another system onboard the vehicle 100 .
- FIG. 2 shows exemplary mappings between maps and a reality in the area surrounding a vehicle 100. In FIG. Several of these areas are shown in FIG. Reality 215 may be determined by absolute and objective positions of objects with respect to a predetermined geoid, such as WGS 84.
- a first image 220 brings the first map 205 into conformity with reality 215.
- positions of the landmarks 115 are determined in the first map 205 and in reality 215, and the first image 220 is determined on the basis of deviations in the positions.
- the first mapping 220 includes only one rotation; as is shown in more detail in FIG. 3, other mappings can also be made.
- a second mapping 225 is similarly determined to bring the second map 210 into conformity with the first map 205.
- FIG. In both maps 205, 210 landmarks 115 are determined which correspond to one another and for the two landmarks 115 a difference in their geographic position indicated in the respective map 205, 210 is determined.
- the second image 225 can be determined on the basis of position differences of one or more landmarks 115 .
- the maps 205 and 210 can be made comparable to each other.
- indicated positions of landmarks 115 in both maps 205 and 210 can be the same.
- Positional information of the first map 205 can be expressed in terms of the second map 210 and vice versa.
- information about an object that is listed in only one of the two maps 205, 210 can be transferred to the other map.
- FIG. 3 shows exemplary mappings 220, 225 between a first map 205 and a second map 210.
- the mappings 220, 225 can be made in particular by means of matrix operations, since the maps 205, 210 relate approximately to points in a plane. If height information is also relevant, multidimensional transformations can be applied accordingly.
- mapping matrix is shown at the top and an indication of the operation at the bottom with reference to a square symbolizing one of the cards 205,210. Another figure shows the result of the transformation to the square.
- a first example shows the identity.
- the first card 205 is mapped onto the second card 210 unchanged.
- a second example shows the shift.
- the first card 205 is shifted by the amount x in the horizontal direction and by the amount y in the vertical direction in order to be mapped onto the second card 210 .
- a third example describes scaling.
- the first map 205 is stretched by a factor of w in the horizontal direction and a factor of h in the vertical direction in order to be mapped onto the second map 210 . If a reduction is desired, the corresponding parameter w or h between 0 and 1 must be selected. There is no scaling if the parameter w or h is set to 1.
- a first example shows a rotation through an angle Q.
- a second example shows a horizontal shear through an angle F.
- a third example shows a vertical shear through an angle Y.
- mappings can also be combined in a mapping matrix.
- the mapping matrix maps the first map 205 to the second map 210; for imaging in the opposite direction, the imaging matrix can be correspondingly inverted.
- a mapping from one card to another can also be done by means of a different mapping or indicated in a different way. For example, a parametric mapping can be determined that takes into account that a mapping rule from the first to the second map is dependent on the observed location in the first map. In particular, the mapping can be non-linearly dependent on the location.
- a mapping at a predetermined location from the first to the second map can be determined based on the parametric specification.
- an imaging matrix for a predetermined location can be formed dynamically.
- the parametric specification may accept location as an additional parameter to perform the mapping itself.
- Figure 4 shows a flowchart of an exemplary method 400 for providing combined map information from two different maps 205, 210.
- an area surrounding vehicle 100 can be scanned.
- One or more landmarks 115 can be determined and placed in relation to corresponding landmarks on the first map 205 .
- a first image 220 can be determined in order to bring landmarks recorded in the first map 205 into congruence as far as possible with observed landmarks.
- a second mapping can be determined to map the second map 210 to the first map 205 .
- a first position of a landmark 115 on the first map 205 can be determined.
- a second position of the same landmark 115 on the second map 210 can be determined. These determinations can be made with respect to a number of landmarks 115 in a predetermined environment around vehicle 100 .
- the second mapping 225 can be determined. In particular, the mapping can include operations such as displacement, scaling, rotation or shearing.
- the second mapping 225 is preferably specified in the form of a mapping matrix.
- a step 430 the maps 205, 210 can be mapped onto the reality 215 according to the scanning in step 405.
- the second map 210 can be brought into agreement with the first map 205 by means of the second image 225 and then both maps 205, 210 can be brought into agreement with reality 215 on the basis of the first image 220.
- a step 435 information can be determined that is specified in the two maps 205, 210 in the environment of the vehicle 100. This information may be processed together, overlaid, matched, or otherwise contextualized in a step 440 . In addition, the information can be provided on board the vehicle 100 . For this purpose, the information can be visually output to a person on board vehicle 100 in the manner of an augmented reality, in particular by means of a head-up display 140 .
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