The object of this research is designing of new robot-to-robot communication system working in the middle of highway/roads to support mobile safety for approaching vehicles. The result of research project directs to a group of safety robot devices which induce a vehicle on a bypass route, as a vehicle guidance method using the same, and a vehicle safety guidance system. According to an embodiment of the present invention, a safety device includes a detector configured to detect a vehicle approaching the safety device, and an image projector configured to project an image onto a road surface approaching the vehicle when the detector recognizes an approach of the vehicle. It can include. According to the present invention, when it is necessary to guide the vehicle to the bypass route, the driver of the vehicle can grasp the detour route in time and move the vehicle to the next lane.
A new robot-to-robot communication system is designed for operation in the middle of highways/roads to support mobile safety of approaching vehicles. Robot devices capable of directing a vehicle on a bypass route using the proposed vehicle guidance method are detailed. The safety device includes a detector configured to detect a vehicle approaching the sensor robot and an image projector configured to project an image onto the road surface of the approaching vehicle when the vehicle is recognized. Robots can interact in two ways: (1) directly with drivers in the car to avoid the lane problem and (2) among sensor robots in ad-hoc networks, to transfer the information to the cloud to distribute via the mobile app for users far away from the location. In summary, the research results show that the sensor robots and mobile app mainly operated from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. and provided customized service by modifying/solving uncommon sudden events on the road quickly.
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