Automatic driving-based human-vehicle communication system

Abstract

The present invention relates to an automatic driving-based human-vehicle system. The system includes an onboard TBOX, an environment sensing module, an intelligent behavior decision-making module, a vehicle execution module, a vehicle owner communication terminal and a service communication terminal, wherein the onboard TBOX is used for turning on or turning off the communication system of a vehicle, obtaining and processing information sent by the environment sensing module, receiving, recording and sending instructions from the vehicle owner communication terminal and the service communication terminal, and sending operation instructions to the vehicle execution module; the environment sensing module is used for obtaining a vehicle position and surrounding environment information; the intelligent behavior decision-making module is used for sending execution instructions to the vehicle execution module according to the information from the environment sensing module and the onboard TBOX; and the vehicle execution module executes the instructions from the intelligent behavior decision-making module. With the automatic driving-based human-vehicle system of the invention adopted, separation of a person from a vehicle can be achieved, and a wide variety of vehicle services can be provided.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a technology based on automatic driving, in particular to a human-vehicle communication system based on automatic driving. Background technique [0002] Since self-driving cars can effectively avoid traffic accidents, relieve the driver of heavy driving work, and reduce carbon emissions, they are welcomed by all walks of life. Google's self-driving car has been tested for 480,000 kilometers, and Baidu completed the first public road test of its self-driving car in December 2015. Although self-driving cars are still in the testing stage, on February 4, 2016, the National Highway Safety and Traffic Administration (NHTSA) issued an open letter stating that the artificial intelligence system used by Google's driverless cars can be regarded as a "driver". , the commercialization of self-driving cars is gradually coming. Major automakers have launched mass production plans, and it is expected that self-driving cars will appear on...

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Problems solved by technology

The current TBOX function is only used for communication between car owners and background service systems, but does not include field service personnel

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