Lane self-localization system using multiple cameras for autonomous driving vehicles
AssigneeBaidu USA LLC
InventorFAN ZHU
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AssigneeBaidu USA LLC
InventorFAN ZHU
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A self-localization system is utilized in an ADV to determine a relative position within a lane using certain sensors mounted on a variety of locations of the vehicles. Certain cameras may be mounted on different locations of the vehicles to capture images with respect to the surrounding environment of the vehicle. Based on the captured images, distances between the vehicle and the edges of the lane may be determined using an image recognition process or algorithm. Based on the distances between the vehicle and the edges of the lane, the relative position of the vehicle within the lane can be determined. A relative position of a vehicle within a lane refers to an angle of a heading direction of the vehicle and a longitudinal vector of a center line or reference line of the lane, and a distance between the vehicle and the center line or reference line of the lane.
A computer-implemented method for self-localization of an autonomous driving vehicle, the method comprising:
A non-transitory machine-readable medium having instructions stored therein, which when executed by a processor, cause the processor to perform operations, the operations comprising:
A data processing system, comprising:
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