2021
DOI: 10.1007/s13177-021-00254-5
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Blind Spot Detection System in Vehicles Using Fusion of Radar Detections and Camera Verification

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“…Information fusion can provide better, more accurate detection through the complementary advantages of sensors [22]. Compared to fusion schemes such as LIDAR and vision fusion, MWR and vision sensor fusion have lower hardware costs and better detection robustness.…”
Section: Vehicle Detection Based On Millimeter-wave Radar and Vision ...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Information fusion can provide better, more accurate detection through the complementary advantages of sensors [22]. Compared to fusion schemes such as LIDAR and vision fusion, MWR and vision sensor fusion have lower hardware costs and better detection robustness.…”
Section: Vehicle Detection Based On Millimeter-wave Radar and Vision ...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The method is reliable and accurate in low-visibility environments such as fog or dust[28]. In 2021, Bagi S et al proposed a blind spot detection method for vehicles based on the fusion of MWR and vision sensors, improving them as through data correlation[22].…”
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“…A common practice is to fuse the millimeter wave radar data into an object recognition model based camera [3][4] . Target layer fusion matches and associates [5][6] the target parameters which obtained through processing each sensor data individually before, it is widely used because of good compatibility. Although all these different fusion methods can achieve better perception effects than single sensors, in the condition of extreme weather (such as hazy environment) where camera data is highly disturbed, a significant decrease in obstacle classification accuracy is resulted from that the perception results of current fusion methods are often more dependent on millimeter wave radar.…”
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confidence: 99%