Parking Guidance System

Ma, Guanglin; Dwivedi, Manoj; Li, Ran; Sun, Chia‐Chung

doi:10.4271/2011-26-0095

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“…The intelligent rear-view system proposed in this paper identifies a suitable parking lot and safely guides the host vehicle driver under different parking conditions. Initially the parking lot is selected and then the dynamic and static overlays are provided for the driver to safely park the vehicle [2]. The parking assist system proposed here consists of a back sonar which along with the vehicle speed provides a translucent display which changes to orange when the vehicle is in motion and to red when any obstacle is encountered [3].This paper discusses about a 360 degree surround view system with parking guidance in which a judgment is made whether the area is sufficient for parking.…”

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“…This node calculation involves Bezier curves, which involve cubic and quadratic equations. Selecting the parking area and deciding if the available area will be sufficient and then displaying the dynamic and static overlay [2], [4] also proves to be a wastage of resource, since computation is made twice once for calculating the sufficiency of parking space and second for displaying the static and the dynamic overlay. Instead a single dynamic overlay can be generated that has colored lines which indicate the distance of the host vehicle from the other.…”

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FPGA prototyping of vehicle trajectory display for reverse parking - A state of the art survey

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Avinash

Yogaraj

2015

2015 International Conference on Smart Technologies and Management for Computing, Communication, Controls, Energy and Materials

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This paper discloses an efficient method to display the vehicle trajectory for reverse parking. The major problem that inexperienced drivers face today is the difficulty in reverse parking the vehicle. To alleviate this difficulty, the proposed system has a display unit inside the vehicle which provides an overlay that indicates as to how the vehicle should be traversed. The system includes a rear view camera and a display unit which superimposes the trajectory calculated, on the image obtained from the camera. Dynamic overlay algorithm, which involves only linear equations, is developed to show the vehicle path with marked distances as the vehicle is turning during reverse. This is calculated by obtaining the steering angle from the vehicle and calculating the coordinates that should be connected by segments.

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