Roadside-vehicle cooperative illumination system
AssigneeDenso Corporation
InventorsYousuke Hattori, Katsuyuki Mori, Kunihiko Chiba, Masahiro Goto
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AssigneeDenso Corporation
InventorsYousuke Hattori, Katsuyuki Mori, Kunihiko Chiba, Masahiro Goto
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A roadside-vehicle cooperative illumination system in which a headlight of a vehicle and a road illumination lamp can be controlled cooperatively through communications between an in-vehicle apparatus and a roadside apparatus. For example, when power consumption of the headlight has to be reduced, an in-vehicle apparatus side arbiter transmits a request to the roadside apparatus for increase illumination of the road illumination lamp. A roadside apparatus side arbiter determines whether or not to accept the request from the in-vehicle apparatus, and a roadside apparatus side controller controls the road illumination lamp according to the determination of the roadside apparatus side arbiter. This enables the road illumination lamp to be controlled cooperatively so that illumination of the road illumination lamp can compensate for deficiencies in illumination of the headlight, which leads to enhancement of vehicle driver's convenience and ensuring of safety.
A roadside-vehicle cooperative illumination system comprising an in-vehicle apparatus mounted in a vehicle and responsible for controlling a headlight of the vehicle and a roadside apparatus positioned along a roadside and responsible for controlling a road illumination lamp, the headlight and the road illumination lamp being controlled cooperatively through communications between the in-vehicle apparatus and the roadside apparatus, wherein
A roadside-vehicle cooperative illumination system comprising an in-vehicle apparatus mounted in a vehicle and responsible for controlling a headlight of the vehicle and a roadside apparatus positioned along a roadside and responsible for controlling a road illumination lamp, the headlight and the road illumination lamp being controlled cooperatively through communications between the in-vehicle apparatus and the roadside apparatus, wherein
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