Shifting a road view based on a speed for a vehicle
AssigneeByton North America Corporation
InventorsAndre Nitze-Nelson, Carsten Kuhoff
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Abstract
Embodiments are disclosed for shifting a road view of a display for a vehicle. For one embodiment, a system determines a vehicle has come to a standstill. Upon determining that the vehicle has come to a standstill, the system automatically shifts a display of a first view for the vehicle to a second view. The system determines the vehicle is in motion after being in a standstill. Upon determining that the vehicle is in motion after being in a standstill, the system automatically shifts a display of the second view for the vehicle back to the first view. For one embodiment, the first view includes a third-person view and the second view includes an overhead view.
Claims27
A method to shift a view of a display of a vehicle, the method comprising:
- determining a vehicle has come to a standstill;
- upon determining that the vehicle has come to a standstill, automatically shifting a display of a first view for the vehicle to a second view, wherein the second view is an overhead view that includes a top view of the vehicle;
- determining the vehicle is in motion after being in a standstill;
- and
- upon determining that the vehicle is in motion after being in a standstill, automatically shifting a display of the second view for the vehicle to the first view.
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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:
- determining a vehicle has come to a standstill;
- upon determining that the vehicle has come to a standstill, automatically shifting a display of a first view for the vehicle to a second view, wherein the second view is an overhead view that includes a top view of the vehicle;
- determining the vehicle is in motion after being in a standstill;
- and
- upon determining that the vehicle is in motion after being in a standstill, automatically shifting a display of the second view for the vehicle to the first view.
A data processing system, comprising:
- a processor;
- and
- a memory coupled to the processor to store instructions, which when executed by the processor, cause the processor to perform operations, the operations including:
- determining a vehicle has come to a standstill;
- upon determining that the vehicle has come to a standstill, automatically shifting a display of a first view for the vehicle to a second view, wherein the second view is an overhead view that includes a top view of the vehicle;
- determining the vehicle is in motion after being in a standstill;
- and
- upon determining that the vehicle is in motion after being in a standstill, automatically shifting a display of the second view for the vehicle to the first view.
A method to shift a view of a display of a vehicle, the method comprising:
- determining a vehicle is slowing down;
- upon determining that the vehicle is slowing down, gradually shifting a display of a first view for the vehicle to a second view through one or more intermediate views, wherein the second view is an overhead view that includes a top view of the vehicle;
- determining the vehicle is speeding up;
- and
- upon determining that the vehicle is speeding up, gradually shifting a display of the second view for the vehicle to the first view through the one or more intermediate views.
A data processing system, comprising:
- a processor;
- and
- a memory coupled to the processor to store instructions, which when executed by the processor, cause the processor to perform operations, the operations including:
- determining a vehicle is slowing down;
- upon determining that the vehicle is slowing down, gradually shifting a display of a first view for the vehicle to a second view through one or more intermediate views, wherein the second view is an overhead view that includes a top view of the vehicle;
- determining the vehicle is speeding up;
- and
- upon determining that the vehicle is speeding up, gradually shifting a display of the second view for the vehicle to the first view through the one or more intermediate views.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.