Driving training system based on enhanced reality and biofeedback

Abstract

The invention discloses a driving training system based on enhanced reality and biofeedback. A computer is used to simulate the environment such as an instrument, a steering wheel, a shift device and the like in a real vehicle and a road. The environment and the road are projected onto a translucent curved glass plate for display imaging through a curved 3D display. By adjusting the height and horizontal angle of the translucent curved glass plate, a virtual image and a built physical platform coincides. The steering wheel, a throttle clutch, brake composition and the shift device have force feedback, and can synchronize with the driving state of the simulated vehicle in real time, which allows a user to experience a real driving experience. In addition, the system has an automatic error correction function. The steering wheel with force feedback prompts the user to turn. The throttle force feedback prompts the user to slow down. A measurement bracelet which uses a wireless electromyographic signal and an easily worn brain electrical acquisition helmet are used to acquire the physiological information of the user. An electromyographic signal extracts the focus concentration degree, and the electromyographic signal extracts the muscle tension degree. Real-time projection display is carried out.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of human-computer interaction, in particular to a driving training system based on augmented reality and biological feedback. Background technique [0002] With the growth of population and the increase of per capita income, more and more people have bought cars, but the number of car accidents has also increased. In this way, correct driving technique is very necessary. According to the "2013-2017 In-Depth Research and Investment Strategic Planning Analysis Report on China's Motor Vehicle Driving Training Industry" released by Qianzhan Industry Research Institute, by the end of 2012, there were 10,347 driver training institutions nationwide, with 377,000 coaches and coaches. 439,000, an increase of 42.2%, 75.3% and 106.6% over 2006 respectively. At the same time, the tuition fees of driving schools are rising day by day, but users do not get comprehensive guidance. In 2015, China promulgated the "Opinion...

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[0007] The purpose of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned defects in the prior art, such as poor user experience, insufficient immersion in virtual reality, no addition of tactile input and output, failure to detect user physiological information in real time, failure to correct user driving habits, and single feedback signal and other issues, providing a driving training system based on augmented reality and biofeedback

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