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Intelligent control method of driverless vehicle tracking desired trajectory

The invention discloses an intelligent control method of a driverless vehicle tracking a desired trajectory. The method is characterized by comprising the following steps of: establishing a body coordinate system, and determining the position information of the vehicle; calculating a membership degree function of a road curvature characteristic according to a radian value, and defining a fuzzy rule to calculate a decision output speed; according to the distance the vehicle runs for 1.5-2.5 seconds, searching for the trajectory points larger than the distance and closest to the vehicle in the coordinate sequence of the desired trajectory; calculating the moving curvature of the vehicle according to an adaptive proportion-differential-integral control algorithm formula; and finally judging whether the target point of the current control cycle is the last point selected from the road point sequence; if so, outputting a signal to a brake servo control system to start the brake to slow down the vehicle; otherwise, outputting a voltage signal by a controller local area network module to keep and control the accelerator opening so that the vehicle continues proceeding. Through adoption of the intelligent control method, the driverless vehicle can realize a function of tracking the desired trajectory, and has certain adaptability to the change of the road curvature characteristic.
Owner:HEFEI INSTITUTES OF PHYSICAL SCIENCE - CHINESE ACAD OF SCI

Front suspension of motor vehicle

A steering knuckle has an upper portion and a lower portion. A lower link has an outside end rotatably connected to the lower portion of the steering knuckle and an inside end swingably supported by a vehicle body. A connecting member is rotatably mounted to the upper portion of the steering knuckle. A first axis (Lk) is defined about which the connecting member rotates relative to the upper portion of the steering knuckle. A shock absorber has an upper end pivotally connected to the vehicle body and a lower end connected to the connecting member. An upper link has an inside end pivotally connected to the vehicle body and an outside end pivotally connected to the connecting member. A second axis (Lu) is defined which passes through both the pivoted inside end of the upper link and the pivoted outside end of the same. A tie rod is connected to the steering knuckle to pivot the same about the first axis. The lower link and the upper link are arranged to exhibit a negative camber characteristics upon bounding, and the shock absorber is supported by the connecting member in a manner to pivot about a third axis (Ls). The third axis (Ls) is inclined with respect to a longitudinal axis of the vehicle in such a manner that a lateral distance of the third axis from the longitudinal axis increases as the third axis extends rearward.
Owner:NISSAN MOTOR CO LTD

Flying ski

The present flying ski is designed to be towed behind a conventional powered watercraft by a standard ski tow rope or similar device having a handle that can be held by a human rider. In use, the rider is seated on the seat of the flying ski and towed by the watercraft. The improved flying ski comprises an elongate board and a seat that extends generally perpendicular to and upward from the board to support the seated rider's buttocks. The seat preferably includes a flexible C-shaped member for absorbing impacts during use. The rider's legs extend toward the front of the board and are secured by a pair of foot holders that attach to the board. An elongate strut extends downward from the board and couples the seat to a planing blade. The elongate strut is preferably formed with a V-shape wherein the length from the front edge to the back edge of the strut is greater along an upper portion for enhanced structural integrity. The planing blade advantageously has a front blade and a rear blade interconnected by a fuselage. The rear blade may be located above the front blade for avoiding turbulence from the front blade. The present flying ski accommodates a variety of rider skill levels by incorporating a mechanism and system that allows the rider to selectively adjust performance characteristics of the ski. In particular, the rider can control stability, lift and maneuverability characteristics to accommodate the rider's particular skill level and the particular challenge that the rider seeks. The position of the rear blade may be moved forward or backward to change the hydrodynamic characteristics of the flying ski. In addition, the present flying ski includes a detachable back support that allows handicapped riders to enjoy the thrills of using the ski. The present flying ski also provides for quick and easy attachment and detachment of component parts of the ski. This feature allows the ski to be more easily transported when not in use and reduces the risk of accidentally dropping or otherwise damaging the ski.
Owner:WOOLLEY ROBERT C
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