Vici schreef op 7 oktober 2016 21:53:
www.bosch-presse.de/pressportal/en/wi... At
the ITS World Congress developer conference, taking place from October 10-14, 2016 in Melbourne, Australia, Bosch will be using a test vehicle to show what this future relationship between car and driver might look like. The key building block is a modern human machine interface (HMI) for operating the vehicle. In the future, the HMI and the car’s web connectivity will together facilitate a new driving experience.
In
Bosch’s test vehicle, the HMI informs the driver when a stretch of the road is available for automated driving.
Using the highly accurate HD map from Bosch’s partner, TomTom, the vehicle always knows where it is on the road. The car compares its sensor data in real time with information stored in the HD map, for instance regarding road markings and crash barriers. To hand over driving tasks to the vehicle, the driver must press two buttons on the steering wheel simultaneously for several seconds. Then, on the central display, the road on the HD map turns blue when automated driving mode is activated. The display also shows the driver everything that the vehicle’s environment sensors can see, as well as how much time remains before the driver must once again take over the wheel.