Roadside device
AssigneeToyota Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsToshiki Kashiwakura, Chihiro Inaba, Shoi Suzuki, Tsuyoshi Okada, Yasuhiro Kobatake
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Abstract
A roadside device provided at a position where a pedestrian crosses a road, wherein the control unit acquires information including a plurality of items related to approach of an automated driving vehicle approaching the position and information indicating whether a preceding vehicle of the automated driving vehicle has stopped in front of the position, notifies the pedestrian of the entirety of the plurality of items when the preceding vehicle is not stopped in front of the position, and notifies the pedestrian of a part of the plurality of items when the preceding vehicle is stopped in front of the position.
Claims5
A roadside device provided at a position where a pedestrian crosses a road, the roadside device comprising a processor and a display, wherein:
- the processor is configured to:
- acquire first information indicating an approach of an automated driving vehicle approaching the position, and
- acquire second information indicating whether a preceding vehicle of the automated driving vehicle has stopped before arriving at the position;
- the first information includes a plurality of items, the plurality of items including at least one of:
- a remaining distance until the automated driving vehicle arrives at the position,
- a remaining time until the automated driving vehicle arrives at the position, or
- a direction from which the automated driving vehicle is approaching the position;
- and
- the processor is further configured to:
- notify the pedestrian of the first information by displaying all items of the plurality of items in a case where the preceding vehicle has not stopped before arriving at the position, and
- notify the pedestrian of the first information by displaying less than all items of the plurality of items in a case where the preceding vehicle has is stopped before arriving at the position.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.