Vehicle, and control method for the same
Patent Information
- Application Number
- KR1020190040570
- Authority / Receiving Office
- KR · KR
- Patent Type
- Patents
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2019-04-08
- Publication Date
- 2026-08-03
- Estimated Expiration
- 2039-04-08
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Abstract
Description
Technology Field
[0001] The disclosed invention relates to a vehicle that provides route guidance information suitable for a user's usual tendencies and a method for controlling the same. Background Technology
[0002] Generally, navigation devices generate route guidance information based on GPS (Global Positioning System) signals and map data, and provide this information to the user. Conventional navigation devices provide route guidance information via voice, but this route guidance information and voice are predetermined regardless of the driver's personality or driving style.
[0003] In other words, conventional navigation devices merely provide route guidance information in a fixed manner and with a fixed voice; they are unable to vary the method of providing route guidance information in response to the user's preferences, nor are they able to express the emotions or personalities corresponding to the user's preferences. The problem to be solved
[0004] The disclosed vehicle and its control method aim to compare a user's usual tendency information with current tendency information and, based on the result of the comparison, perform at least one of providing route guidance information and operating various functional devices. means of solving the problem
[0005] A vehicle according to one embodiment may include: a sensor for acquiring vehicle behavior data; a communication unit for communicating with a server; a user interface device for receiving a command from a user and providing route guidance information; and a control unit for acquiring first user tendency information from the server through the communication unit, determining second user tendency information based on the vehicle behavior data, comparing the first user tendency information with the second user tendency information, and controlling the user interface device to provide route guidance information based on the comparison result.
[0006] The control unit above can determine the second user tendency information as Patient Style, Normal Style, or Hasty Style.
[0007] The control unit can provide the route guidance information based on the first user preference information when the first user preference information and the second user preference information are the same.
[0008] A vehicle according to one embodiment further includes a navigation system for acquiring road information and traffic information; and the control unit determines a driving situation based on the road information and the traffic information and can acquire the first user tendency information corresponding to the driving situation.
[0009] The control unit can adjust the point for guiding a lane change to the entrance road based on the first user tendency information when the driving situation is an entrance road congestion situation and the first user tendency information and the second user tendency information are identical.
[0010] The control unit can adjust the time for guiding deceleration or acceleration based on the first user tendency information when the driving situation is a traffic light change situation and the first user tendency information and the second user tendency information are the same.
[0011] The control unit can adjust the point for guiding deceleration based on the first user tendency information when the driving situation is a situation where the driving situation approaches a speed camera and the first user tendency information and the second user tendency information are the same.
[0012] The control unit can control the user interface device to display a list of playable content corresponding to the first user preference information when the first user preference information and the second user preference information are not identical.
[0013] The sensor further measures at least one of the temperature and humidity inside the vehicle, and the control unit can control the operation of the air conditioning unit or the opening and closing of the window based on at least one of the first temperature and first humidity corresponding to the first user preference information when the first user preference information and the second user preference information are not the same.
[0014] The above control unit can control the user interface device to output at least one of an image and a voice message including the above route guidance information.
[0015] The control unit can adjust the brightness and color of the image and the tone, speech speed, and volume of the voice message based on the first user preference information.
[0016] The above control unit can obtain the first user tendency information, which is collected and analyzed by a user terminal other than the vehicle and stored in the server.
[0017] A vehicle control method according to one embodiment comprises: a step of acquiring vehicle behavior data; a step of acquiring first user tendency information from a server; a step of determining second user tendency information based on the vehicle behavior data; a step of comparing the first user tendency information and the second user tendency information; and a step of providing route guidance information based on the result of comparing the first user tendency information and the second user tendency information.
[0018] The step of determining the second user tendency information may include the step of determining the second user tendency information as Patient Style, Normal Style, or Hasty Style.
[0019] The step of providing the above-mentioned route guidance information may include the step of providing the route guidance information based on the first user preference information when the first user preference information and the second user preference information are identical.
[0020] A vehicle control method according to one embodiment further comprises: a step of acquiring road information and traffic information; and a step of determining a driving situation based on the road information and the traffic information; and the step of acquiring the first user tendency information may include a step of acquiring the first user tendency information corresponding to the driving situation.
[0021] The step of providing the above-mentioned route guidance information may include the step of adjusting the point for guiding a lane change to the entrance road based on the first user tendency information when the driving situation is an entrance road congestion situation and the first user tendency information and the second user tendency information are identical.
[0022] The step of providing the above-mentioned route guidance information may include a step of adjusting the time for guiding deceleration or acceleration based on the first user tendency information when the driving situation is a traffic light change situation and the first user tendency information and the second user tendency information are the same.
[0023] The step of providing the above-mentioned route guidance information may include the step of adjusting the point for guiding deceleration based on the first user tendency information when the driving situation is a situation of approaching a speed camera and the first user tendency information and the second user tendency information are the same.
[0024] A vehicle control method according to one embodiment may further include the step of displaying a list of playable content corresponding to the first user preference information by a user interface device when the first user preference information and the second user preference information are not identical.
[0025] A method for controlling a vehicle according to one embodiment may further include: a step of measuring at least one of a temperature and humidity inside the vehicle; and a step of controlling the operation of an air conditioning device or the opening and closing of a window based on at least one of a first temperature and a first humidity corresponding to the first user preference information when the first user preference information and the second user preference information are not the same.
[0026] The step of providing the above-mentioned route guidance information may include the step of outputting at least one of an image and a voice message containing the above-mentioned route guidance information.
[0027] The step of outputting at least one of the above image and voice message may include the step of adjusting the brightness and color of the image and adjusting the tone, speech rate, and volume of the voice message based on the first user preference information.
[0028] The step of acquiring the first user tendency information may include the step of acquiring the first user tendency information that is collected and analyzed by a user terminal other than the vehicle and stored in the server. Effects of the invention
[0029] The disclosed vehicle and its control method can increase user satisfaction with navigation by providing navigation information tailored to the user's usual preferences.
[0030] In addition, the disclosed vehicle and its control method can increase the user's recognition rate of route guidance information by expressing emotions or personalities corresponding to the user's usual tendencies when providing route guidance information.
[0031] In addition, the disclosed vehicle and its control method can induce the user's current tendency to become a usual tendency by providing a driving environment that corresponds to the user's usual tendency. Brief explanation of the drawing
[0032] FIG. 1 is a drawing showing the internal configuration of a vehicle according to one embodiment. FIG. 2 is a control block diagram of a vehicle according to one embodiment. FIG. 3 is a configuration diagram of a navigation system according to one embodiment. FIG. 4 is a flowchart illustrating a vehicle control method according to one embodiment. Figure 5 illustrates a method for providing navigation information when the driving situation is an on-road congestion situation. Figure 6 illustrates a method for providing navigation information when the driving situation is a traffic light change situation. Figure 7 illustrates a method for providing navigation information when the driving situation is approaching a speed camera. FIG. 8 illustrates a dynamic character image output by a user interface device in response to the user's preference. Specific details for implementing the invention
[0033] Throughout the specification, the same reference numerals refer to the same components. This specification does not describe all elements of the embodiments, and general content in the art to which the invention pertains or content that overlaps between embodiments is omitted.
[0034] Throughout the specification, when a part is described as being "connected" to another part, this includes not only cases where they are directly connected but also cases where they are indirectly connected, and indirect connections include connections made via a wireless communication network.
[0035] Furthermore, when it is stated that a part "includes" a certain component, this means that, unless specifically stated otherwise, it does not exclude other components but may include additional components.
[0036] Singular expressions include plural expressions unless there is an obvious exception in the context.
[0037] Additionally, terms such as "~part," "~unit," "~block," "~part," and "~module" may refer to a unit that processes at least one function or operation. These terms may refer to an electrical circuit, and may also refer to at least one piece of hardware, at least one piece of software stored in memory, or at least one process processed by a processor.
[0038] The symbols attached to each step are used to identify each step and do not indicate the order of the steps relative to one another; the steps may be performed differently from the specified order unless a specific order is clearly indicated in the context.
[0039] Hereinafter, embodiments relating to a vehicle and a control method thereof will be described in detail with reference to the attached drawings.
[0040] FIG. 1 is a drawing showing the internal configuration of a vehicle according to one embodiment.
[0041] Referring to FIG. 1, the interior (120) of the vehicle (1) includes a seat, a dashboard (122), and an instrument panel (cluster, 123) positioned on the dashboard (122) and equipped with a tachometer, speedometer, coolant temperature gauge, fuel gauge, turn signal, high beam indicator, warning light, seatbelt warning light, odometer, driving recorder, automatic transmission selector lever indicator, door open warning light, engine oil warning light, and low fuel warning light. The cluster (123) may be implemented digitally. Such a digital cluster displays vehicle information and driving information as images.
[0042] The vehicle (1) includes a steering wheel (124) for operating the direction of travel of the vehicle (1), a plurality of buttons (211, 212) related to various functions of the vehicle (1), an air vent, a cigarette lighter socket, a multi-terminal, a display (221), and an AVN device (222), and a center fascia provided therein. The vehicle (1) may include at least one speaker (223) installed on the dashboard (122) and the door, and an AI (Artificial Intelligence) device (230) installed on the dashboard (122).
[0043] The vehicle (1) may include an air conditioning unit, and the door may be equipped with an openable window. The control unit (600) can operate the air conditioning unit and control the opening and closing of the window.
[0044] The AI (Artificial Intelligence) device (230) can receive voice commands from a user to operate various functions of the vehicle (1) and respond to the user's queries. The AI device (230) may include at least one of a microphone, a speaker, and a display. The AI device (230) may also output a dynamic character image.
[0045] The chassis of the vehicle (1) further includes a power generation device, a power transmission device, a driving device, a steering device (270), a braking device, an acceleration device, a suspension device, a transmission device, a fuel device, and wheels on the front, rear, left, and right sides. As an example of a braking device, a brake pedal (131) may be provided inside the vehicle (1), and as an example of an acceleration device, an accelerator pedal (132) may be provided inside the vehicle.
[0046] FIG. 2 is a control block diagram of a vehicle according to one embodiment. FIG. 3 is a configuration diagram of a navigation system according to one embodiment.
[0047] Referring to FIG. 2, the vehicle (1) includes a user interface device (200), a sensor (300), a communication unit (400), a navigation system (500), and a control unit (600).
[0048] A user interface device (200) may be defined as including an input device (210), an output device (220), and an AI device (230). Additionally, the user interface device (200) may include an infotainment device. The input device (210) may include a plurality of buttons (211, 212), a jog dial, a touch pad, etc., related to various functions of the vehicle (1) provided on the center fascia and the head unit. Additionally, a touch panel provided on the display of the AVN device (222) and a touch panel provided on the display (221) of the head unit also correspond to the input device (210). The output device (220) includes the display (221) of the head unit, the display of the AVN device (222), the dashboard (122), and at least one speaker (223) installed in the door. The user interface device (200) may receive commands from a user and provide navigation information.
[0049] The display (221) of the head unit and the display of the AVN device (222) may be a light-emitting diode (LED) panel, an organic light-emitting diode (OLED) panel, or a liquid crystal display panel.
[0050] The sensor (300) may refer to various sensors. For example, the vehicle (1) may include a proximity sensor that detects obstacles or other vehicles in front, behind, or to the side, a rain sensor that detects whether precipitation has occurred and the amount of precipitation, a speed sensor (310) that detects the speed of the vehicle's wheels, a lateral acceleration sensor that detects the lateral acceleration of the vehicle, a yaw rate sensor that detects changes in the vehicle's angular velocity, a gyroscope sensor, a steering sensor (320) that detects the rotation of the steering wheel and the driving direction of the vehicle, a temperature sensor (330) that measures the temperature inside the vehicle, a humidity sensor (340) that measures the humidity inside the vehicle, etc.
[0051] The sensor (300) can acquire motion data of the vehicle (1) and transmit the acquired motion data of the vehicle (1) to the control unit (600). For example, the speed sensor (310) can acquire speed change data according to the acceleration or deceleration of the vehicle (1), and the steering sensor (320) can acquire steering angle change data according to the movement of the steering wheel (124).
[0052] The control unit (600) can obtain first user tendency information from the server through the communication unit (400). The control unit (600) can determine second user tendency information based on vehicle behavior data. The control unit (600) can compare the first user tendency information with the second user tendency information and control the user interface device (300) to provide route guidance information based on the comparison result.
[0053] The communication unit (400) can transmit and receive data with an external device. The communication unit (400) can transmit and receive data by communicating with a server. The communication unit (400) can receive first user preference information from the server under the control of the control unit (600). The communication unit (400) may be a communication circuit to which various communication technologies can be applied. The communication unit (400) can receive data from the outside using wireless communication technologies such as Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V) communication, Wi-Fi, Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN), Ultra-mobile broadband (UMB), GPS, and LTE (Long Term Evolution). In addition, the communication unit (400) may perform wired communication.
[0054] The navigation system (500) can obtain road information and traffic information from an external device through the communication unit (400). The road information is specific information about the road on which the vehicle (1) is traveling, and may include information regarding the location of the entrance, the location of the traffic light, the status of the traffic light, the time of change of the traffic light, and the location of the speed camera. The traffic information may include information on traffic congestion on the road being traveled.
[0055] The navigation system (500) is controlled by the control unit (600) and can generate a driving path for the vehicle (1) based on road information and traffic information. When a user inputs a destination using the user interface device (200), the navigation system (500) can generate a driving path to the destination and generate route guidance information.
[0056] Referring to FIG. 3, the navigation system (500) may include a traffic information providing unit (510), a Global Positioning System (GPS) (520), a precision map database (530), a speed camera database (540), and a traffic light database (550). The traffic information providing unit (510) may acquire traffic congestion information of the driving road and provide it to the user, and the GPS (520) may acquire current location data of the vehicle (1). The precision map database (530) may store map data, the speed camera database (540) may store location data of the speed camera, and the traffic light database (550) may store location data of the traffic light, status information of the traffic light, and time information regarding changes to the traffic light.
[0057] The control unit (600) can control the navigation system (500) to generate route guidance information including traffic information, the location of a speed camera, the distance to the speed camera, the location of a traffic light, the status of the traffic light, and time information regarding changes to the traffic light.
[0058] Meanwhile, the control unit (600) of the vehicle (1) can determine the driving situation based on road information and traffic information obtained by the navigation system (500). For example, the driving situation may be a traffic jam on an entrance road, a traffic light change situation, or a situation of approaching a speed camera. A traffic light change situation may mean a situation where there is a short time remaining until the traffic light changes from green to red while the vehicle (1) is approaching the traffic light.
[0059] The control unit (600) may include at least one processor (610) that executes a program related to the operation of the vehicle (1) and at least one memory (620) in which the program is stored. The memory (620) and the processor (610) included in the control unit (600) may be integrated into a single chip or may be physically separated.
[0060] The control unit (600) includes an electronic control unit (ECU) that controls the operation of a power generation device, a power transmission device, a driving device, a steering device, a braking device, a suspension device, a transmission device, a fuel device, a safety device, and various sensors (300).
[0061] FIG. 4 is a flowchart illustrating a vehicle control method according to one embodiment.
[0062] Referring to FIG. 4, the control unit (600) of the vehicle (1) can obtain first user tendency information from a server through the communication unit (400) (710). The first user tendency information refers to the user's usual tendency information. The first user tendency information may be data collected and analyzed by a user terminal other than the vehicle and stored in a server. For example, the first user tendency information may be data collected and analyzed by the user's smartphone, wearable device, etc. The first user tendency information may be generated based on the user's smartphone usage pattern, schedule stored in the smartphone, tone of voice during calls via the smartphone, pulse rate measured by a wearable device, etc.
[0063] Additionally, the first user tendency information may be information collected regarding the user's driving style corresponding to a specific driving situation. The first user tendency information may refer to the average tendency information of the user exhibited in a specific driving situation. The first user tendency information may be Patient Style, Normal Style, or Hasty Style.
[0064] The control unit (600) can obtain behavioral data of the vehicle (1) from the sensor (300) (720). The control unit (600) can determine second user tendency information based on the vehicle's behavioral data (730). The second user tendency information refers to the user's current tendency information. The control unit (600) can determine the user's second user tendency information based on the vehicle's (1) speed change data and steering angle change data. For example, the control unit (600) can determine the second user tendency information as Patient Style, Normal Style, or Hasty Style.
[0065] The first or second user style information indicates the user's degree of impatience; Patient Style represents the lowest level of impatience, Normal Style represents average impatience, and Hasty Style represents the highest level of impatience.
[0066] The control unit (600) can compare the first user preference information and the second user preference information (740), and control the user interface device (200) to provide route guidance information based on the result of the comparison (750). If the first user preference information and the second user preference information are the same, the control unit (600) can provide route guidance information based on the first user preference information.
[0067] The control unit (600) can control the user interface device (200) to display a list of playable content corresponding to the first user preference information when the first user preference information and the second user preference information are not identical. The control unit (600) can display a list of playable content corresponding to the first user preference information through the user interface device (200) and display content selected by the user. That is, the control unit (600) can control the user interface device (200) to change the user's current state to the first user preference information representing the usual preference (state).
[0068] Additionally, if the first user tendency information and the second user tendency information are not identical, the control unit (600) may control the operation of the air conditioning unit or the opening and closing of the window based on at least one of the first temperature and the first humidity corresponding to the first user tendency information. The control unit (600) may control the air conditioning unit or the window, which is a functional device of the vehicle (1), in order to change the user's current state to the first user tendency information representing the usual tendency (state). That is, the control unit (600) may control the air conditioning unit or the window to adjust the current temperature and current humidity inside the vehicle (1) to the first temperature and the first humidity, respectively.
[0069] The user interface device (200) can output a dynamic character image corresponding to the first user preference information or the second user preference information. Direction information can be provided by the dynamic character image. Meanwhile, the dynamic character image can have various characteristics.
[0070] The user interface device (200) can output at least one of an image and a voice message containing route guidance information. The control unit (600) can adjust the brightness and color of the image and adjust the tone, speech rate, and volume of the voice message based on the first user preference information or the second user preference information. FIG. 5 illustrates a method of providing route guidance information when the driving situation is an on-road congestion situation.
[0071] Referring to FIG. 5, the control unit (600) can determine the driving situation as an entryway congestion situation based on road information and traffic information obtained by the navigation system (500) (810). The control unit (600) can obtain first user tendency information corresponding to the entryway congestion situation from the server (820). The control unit (600) can determine second user tendency information based on the behavior data of the vehicle (1) obtained from the sensor (300) (830). For example, the control unit (600) can determine the second user tendency information regarding the entryway congestion situation as Patient Style, Normal Style, or Hasty Style. The control unit (600) can compare the first user tendency information and the second user tendency information (840), and control the user interface device (200) to provide route guidance information based on the result of the comparison. The control unit (600) can provide route guidance information based on the first user preference information when the first user preference information and the second user preference information are the same.
[0072] For example, if the second user preference information is determined to be Patient Style (841), the control unit (600) can control the user interface device (200) to guide a lane change to the entrance road at a location further than a predetermined distance from the entrance point (851). The predetermined distance may be a point 600m away from the entrance point. That is, if the user's second user preference information is Patient Style, a lane change guidance may be provided from a point 1km away from the entrance point.
[0073] When the second user preference information is determined to be Normal Style (842), the control unit (600) can control the user interface device (200) to guide a lane change to the entrance road at a predetermined distance from the entrance point (852). That is, a lane change can be guided at a point 600m away from the entrance point.
[0074] Additionally, if the second user tendency information is determined to be Hasty Style (843), the control unit (600) can control the user interface device (200) to guide a lane change to the entrance road at a location closer than a predetermined distance from the entrance point (853). That is, if the user's driving style is Hasty Style, a lane change guidance can be provided from a point 200m away from the entrance point.
[0075] The control unit (600) can control the function device of the user interface device (200) or the vehicle (1) when the first user preference information and the second user preference information are not the same (860).
[0076] For example, if the first user preference information and the second user preference information are not identical, the control unit (600) can control the user interface device (200) to display a list of playable content corresponding to the first user preference information. The control unit (600) can display a list of playable content corresponding to the first user preference information through the user interface device (200) and display content selected by the user. That is, the control unit (600) can control the user interface device (200) to change the user's current state to the first user preference information representing the usual preference (state).
[0077] Additionally, if the first user tendency information and the second user tendency information are not identical, the control unit (600) can control the operation of the air conditioning unit or the opening and closing of the window based on at least one of the first temperature and the first humidity corresponding to the first user tendency information. That is, the control unit (600) can control the air conditioning unit or the window, which is a functional device of the vehicle (1), in order to change the user's current state to the first user tendency information representing the usual tendency (state).
[0078] In this way, the disclosed vehicle (1) can improve user satisfaction with the route guidance by providing route guidance information by adjusting the point or time for guiding lane changes to the entrance road according to user preference information.
[0079] Figure 6 illustrates a method for providing navigation information when the driving situation is a traffic light change situation.
[0080] Referring to FIG. 6, the control unit (600) can determine the driving situation as a traffic light change situation based on road information and traffic information obtained by the navigation system (500) (910). The traffic light change situation may mean a situation where there is a short time remaining until the traffic light changes from green to red while the vehicle (1) is approaching the traffic light. The control unit (600) can obtain first user tendency information corresponding to the traffic light change situation from the server (920).
[0081] The control unit (600) can determine second user tendency information based on the behavior data of the vehicle (1) obtained from the sensor (300) (930). For example, the control unit (600) can determine the second user tendency information regarding the traffic light change situation as Patient Style, Normal Style, or Hasty Style.
[0082] The control unit (600) can compare the first user preference information and the second user preference information (940) and control the user interface device (200) to provide route guidance information based on the result of the comparison. If the first user preference information and the second user preference information are the same, the control unit (600) can provide route guidance information based on the first user preference information.
[0083] For example, if the second user preference information is determined to be Patient Style (941), the control unit (600) can control the user interface device (200) to guide deceleration if the time remaining until the traffic light turns red at a point located at a predetermined distance from the traffic light location is less than or equal to the first time (951). The predetermined distance from the traffic light location may be 100m, and the first time may be 10 seconds. That is, deceleration can be guided even when a relatively long time remains until the traffic light turns red.
[0084] When the user's second user preference information is determined to be Normal Style (942), the control unit (600) can control the user interface device (200) to guide deceleration if the time remaining until the traffic light turns red at a point located at a predetermined distance from the traffic light location is less than or equal to the second time (952). Conversely, the control unit (600) can control the user interface device (200) to guide acceleration if the time remaining until the traffic light turns red exceeds the second time. Here, the predetermined distance is 100m and the second time may be 7 seconds.
[0085] Additionally, if the second user tendency information is determined to be Hasty Style (943), the control unit (600) can control the user interface device (200) to guide deceleration if the time remaining until the traffic light turns red at a point located at a predetermined distance from the traffic light location is less than or equal to the third time (953). Conversely, the control unit (600) can control the user interface device (200) to guide acceleration if the time remaining until the traffic light turns red exceeds the third time. Here, the predetermined distance may be 100m and the third time may be 4 seconds. That is, deceleration can be guided when there is a relatively short time remaining until the traffic light turns red.
[0086] The predetermined distance, first time, second time, and third time are not limited to the numerical values described above. Within a range of numerical values, the first time may be set longer than the second time, and the second time may be set longer than the third time. In this way, the disclosed vehicle (1) can improve user satisfaction with the route guidance by determining whether to decelerate or accelerate when approaching a traffic light according to user preference information and providing route guidance information.
[0087] Figure 7 illustrates a method for providing navigation information when the driving situation is approaching a speed camera.
[0088] Referring to FIG. 7, the control unit (600) can determine the driving situation as a situation of approaching a speed camera based on road information and traffic information obtained by the navigation system (500) (1010). The control unit (600) can obtain first user tendency information corresponding to the situation of approaching a speed camera from the server (1020). The control unit (600) can determine second user tendency information based on the behavior data of the vehicle (1) obtained from the sensor (300) (1030). For example, the control unit (600) can determine the second user tendency information regarding the situation of approaching a speed camera as Patient Style, Normal Style, or Hasty Style.
[0089] The control unit (600) can compare the first user preference information and the second user preference information (1040) and control the user interface device (200) to provide route guidance information based on the result of the comparison. If the first user preference information and the second user preference information are the same, the control unit (600) can provide route guidance information based on the first user preference information.
[0090] For example, if the second user preference information is determined to be Patient Style (1041), the control unit (600) can control the user interface device (200) to guide deceleration at a location further than a predetermined distance from the location of the speed camera (1051). The predetermined distance may be a point 600m away from the entrance point of the entrance road. That is, if the user's driving style is Patient Style, deceleration may be guided from a point 1km away from the location of the speed camera.
[0091] When the second user preference information is determined to be Normal Style (1042), the control unit (600) can control the user interface device (200) to guide deceleration at a predetermined distance from the location of the speed camera (1052). Deceleration can be guided from a point 600m away from the location of the speed camera.
[0092] Additionally, if the second user tendency information is determined to be Hasty Style (1043), the control unit (600) can control the user interface device (200) to guide deceleration at a location closer than a predetermined distance from the location of the speed camera (1053). That is, if the user's driving style is Hasty Style, deceleration can be guided from a point 200m away from the location of the speed camera. In this way, the disclosed vehicle (1) can improve the user's satisfaction with the route guidance by providing route guidance information by adjusting the point or time of deceleration when approaching the speed camera according to the user's tendency information.
[0093] FIG. 8 illustrates a dynamic character image output by a user interface device in response to the user's preference.
[0094] As described above, the user interface device (200) can output a dynamic character image corresponding to a route guidance style. Route guidance information can be provided by the dynamic character image.
[0095] Meanwhile, dynamic character images can have various characteristics. Referring to FIG. 8, a user interface device (200), for example, an AI device (230), can output a dynamic character image having characteristics corresponding to the user's preference information. A control unit (600) can control the AI device (230) to output a C1 character image when the first user preference information or the second user preference information is Patient Style. The control unit (600) can control the AI device (230) to output a C2 character image when the first user preference information or the second user preference information is Normal Style, and to output a C3 character image when the first user preference information or the second user preference information is Hasty Style. Not only the AI device (230), but also the AVN device (222) can output dynamic character images.
[0096] In this way, the disclosed vehicle (1) can improve user satisfaction with the route guidance by providing route guidance information using a dynamic character image having an emotion or personality corresponding to the user's tendency information.
[0097] The disclosed vehicle and its control method can increase user satisfaction with navigation by providing navigation information tailored to the user's usual preferences.
[0098] In addition, the disclosed vehicle and its control method can increase the user's recognition rate of route guidance information by expressing emotions or personalities corresponding to the user's usual tendencies when providing route guidance information.
[0099] In addition, the disclosed vehicle and its control method can induce the user's current tendency to become a usual tendency by providing a driving environment that corresponds to the user's usual tendency.
[0100] Meanwhile, the disclosed embodiments may be implemented in the form of a recording medium that stores a program and / or instructions executable by a computer. The instructions may be stored in the form of program code and, when executed by a processor, may generate a program module to perform the operation of the disclosed embodiments. The recording medium may be implemented as a computer-readable recording medium.
[0101] Computer-readable recording media include all types of recording media that store instructions that can be decoded by a computer. Examples include ROM (Read Only Memory), RAM (Random Access Memory), magnetic tape, magnetic disk, flash memory, optical data storage devices, etc.
[0102] As described above, the disclosed embodiments have been explained with reference to the attached drawings. Those skilled in the art will understand that the present invention may be practiced in forms different from the disclosed embodiments without changing the technical spirit or essential features of the invention. The disclosed embodiments are illustrative and should not be interpreted restrictively. Explanation of the symbols
[0103] 1: Vehicle 200: User interface device 300: Sensor 400: Communications Department 500: Navigation System 600: Control unit
Claims
Claim 1 A sensor for acquiring vehicle movement data; a communication unit for communicating with a server; a user interface device for receiving commands from a user and providing route guidance information; The control unit comprises: a control unit that obtains first user tendency information of the user from the server through the communication unit, determines second user tendency information of the user based on the behavioral data of the vehicle, compares the first user tendency information and the second user tendency information, and controls the user interface device or the functional device of the vehicle to provide route guidance information based on the comparison result; wherein the first user tendency information is user tendency information generated based on at least one of the user's terminal usage pattern, a schedule stored in the terminal, the tone of voice during a call through the terminal, and the pulse rate measured by a wearable device, and the second user tendency information is user tendency information generated based on at least one of the vehicle's speed data and steering angle data; wherein, if the first user tendency information and the second user tendency information are identical as a result of the comparison, the user interface device is controlled to provide route guidance information based on the first user tendency information, and if the first user tendency information and the second user tendency information are not identical as a result of the comparison, a list of playable content corresponding to the first user tendency information is displayed, or an air conditioning device is controlled based on at least one of a first temperature and a first humidity corresponding to the first user tendency information. A vehicle that controls the user interface device or the function device of the vehicle to control operation or the opening and closing of the window. Claim 2 A vehicle according to claim 1, wherein the control unit determines the second user preference information as Patient Style, Normal Style, or Hasty Style. Claim 3 delete Claim 4 A vehicle according to claim 1, further comprising a navigation system for acquiring road information and traffic information, wherein the control unit determines a driving situation based on the road information and the traffic information and acquires the first user tendency information corresponding to the driving situation. Claim 5 In paragraph 4, the control unit is a vehicle that adjusts a point for guiding a lane change to the entrance road based on the first user tendency information when the driving situation is an entrance road congestion situation and the first user tendency information and the second user tendency information are identical. Claim 6 In paragraph 4, the control unit is a vehicle that adjusts the time for guiding deceleration or acceleration based on the first user tendency information when the driving situation is a traffic light change situation and the first user tendency information and the second user tendency information are identical. Claim 7 In paragraph 4, the control unit is a vehicle that adjusts a point for guiding deceleration based on the first user tendency information when the driving situation is a situation where the driving situation approaches a speed camera and the first user tendency information and the second user tendency information are identical. Claim 8 delete Claim 9 delete Claim 10 A vehicle according to claim 1, wherein the control unit controls the user interface device to output at least one of an image and a voice message including the route guidance information. Claim 11 In item 10, the vehicle, wherein the control unit adjusts the brightness and color of the image and adjusts the tone, speaking speed, and volume of the voice message based on the first user preference information. Claim 12 In claim 1, the control unit is a vehicle that acquires the first user tendency information, which is collected and analyzed by a user terminal other than the vehicle and stored in the server. Claim 13 A step of acquiring vehicle behavior data; a step of acquiring a first user tendency information of a user from a server; a step of determining a second user tendency information of a user based on the vehicle behavior data; a step of comparing the first user tendency information and the second user tendency information; A method for controlling a vehicle, comprising: a step of providing route guidance information based on a result of comparing the first user tendency information and the second user tendency information; wherein the first user tendency information is user tendency information generated based on at least one of a user's terminal usage pattern, a schedule stored in the terminal, a tone of voice during a call through the terminal, and a pulse rate measured by a wearable device, and the second user tendency information is user tendency information generated based on at least one of the vehicle's speed data and steering angle data; and the step of providing route guidance information includes, if the result of the comparison is that the first user tendency information and the second user tendency information are identical, controlling a user interface device to provide route guidance information based on the first user tendency information, and if the result of the comparison is that the first user tendency information and the second user tendency information are not identical, controlling the user interface device or the vehicle's function device to display a playable content list corresponding to the first user tendency information or to control the operation of an air conditioning device or the opening and closing of a window based on at least one of a first temperature and a first humidity corresponding to the first user tendency information. Claim 14 In claim 13, the step of determining the second user tendency information comprises the step of determining the second user tendency information as Patient Style, Normal Style, or Hasty Style; a method for controlling a vehicle. Claim 15 delete Claim 16 A method for controlling a vehicle according to claim 13, further comprising: a step of acquiring road information and traffic information; and a step of determining a driving situation based on the road information and the traffic information; wherein the step of acquiring the first user tendency information includes a step of acquiring the first user tendency information corresponding to the driving situation. Claim 17 In claim 16, the step of providing the above-mentioned route guidance information comprises the step of adjusting the point for guiding a lane change to the above-mentioned entrance based on the above-mentioned first user tendency information when the above-mentioned driving situation is an entrance congestion situation and the above-mentioned first user tendency information and the above-mentioned second user tendency information are identical; a method for controlling a vehicle. Claim 18 In claim 16, the step of providing the above-mentioned route guidance information includes the step of adjusting the time for guiding deceleration or acceleration based on the first user tendency information when the driving situation is a traffic light change situation and the first user tendency information and the second user tendency information are identical; a method for controlling a vehicle. Claim 19 In claim 16, the step of providing the above-mentioned route guidance information comprises the step of adjusting the point for guiding deceleration based on the first user tendency information when the driving situation is a situation of approaching a speed camera and the first user tendency information and the second user tendency information are identical; a method for controlling a vehicle. Claim 20 delete Claim 21 delete Claim 22 In claim 13, the step of providing the route guidance information comprises the step of outputting at least one of an image and a voice message containing the route guidance information; a method for controlling a vehicle. Claim 23 A method for controlling a vehicle according to claim 22, wherein the step of outputting at least one of the image and voice message comprises the step of adjusting the brightness and color of the image and adjusting the tone, speech rate, and volume of the voice message based on the first user preference information. Claim 24 In claim 13, the step of acquiring the first user propensity information comprises acquiring the first user propensity information that is collected and analyzed by a user terminal other than the vehicle and stored in the server; a method for controlling a vehicle.