Environment sensing system based on laser radar

Abstract

The invention discloses an environment sensing system based on a laser radar. The environment sensing system comprises the laser radar, an automatic driving automobile calibration module, a ground point cloud extraction module, a point cloud data down-sampling module and a laser radar data point cloud clustering module. According to the environment sensing system based on the laser radar, the calibration between the laser radar data and the automatic driving automobile can be completed; a stable rotation translation matrix can be used, the algorithm difficulty is low, the development and maintenance cost is low, laser radar data down-sampling can be achieved, the algorithm has a very long history by using the stable algorithm, the algorithm reliability is fully proved by various experiments, and the development and maintenance cost is low.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of automobile engineering, in particular to an environment perception system based on laser radar. Background technique [0002] The United States is the country with the most in-depth research on autonomous vehicles. Its research on autonomous vehicles began in the 1970s and 1980s, and has been in a high-speed development stage since the 1980s. The DAPAR program of the US Department of Defense is extremely It has greatly promoted the development of self-driving cars and obtained a series of major research results. Domestic research on self-driving cars started in the 1980s, including the National University of Defense Technology, Nanjing University of Science and Technology, and Tsinghua University. Until 2003 The National University of Defense Technology and FAW Group Corporation jointly developed the automatic driving system for Hongqi cars, marking that my country's autopi The driving scheme is to use on-b...

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[0003] At present, the problem of environmental perception of autonomous driving technology is that in the case of strong light, the camera will produce lens flares, and large shadows and other adverse lighting conditions will also have different effects on perception. For example, the vision system may confuse large shadows as Part of other objects, in addition, may need to add different visual cues (such as taillights, reflective road markings, etc.) or thermal imaging (far infrared) cameras to the current perception system to improve performance in low light conditions or at night, and even then, There is still no guarantee that there will be no obstacles that the system does not detect and track. At the same time, a large numb...

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