Display device and non-transitory computer-readable storage medium for display control on head-up display
AssigneeDenso Corporation
InventorsAkihiko YAGYU, Daisuke TAKEMORI, Yasuhiro SHIMIZU, Kazuki KOJIMA, Shiori MANEYAMA
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Abstract
In a display control for a head-up display of a vehicle, offset information is acquired from a lane keeping control unit that controls the vehicle to travel within a subject vehicle lane on which the vehicle travels. The offset information indicates an offset control to move a traveling position from a center portion of the subject vehicle lane to one of right and left sides. Based on the offset information, an offset content indicating fulfillment of the offset control is superimposedly displayed on a road surface in a foreground.
Claims27
A display control device for a vehicle to control display on a head-up display, the display control device comprising:
- an information acquisition unit that, from a lane keeping control unit controlling the vehicle to travel within a subject vehicle lane on which the vehicle travels, acquires offset information about an offset control to move a traveling position from a center portion of the subject vehicle lane to one of right and left sides;
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- a display control unit that, based on the offset information, superimposedly displays an offset content indicating fulfillment of the offset control on a road surface in a foreground.
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium which stores program instructions for controlling a head-up display of a vehicle, the program instructions configured to cause one or more processors to:
- acquire, from a lane keeping control unit controlling the vehicle to travel within a subject vehicle lane, offset information about an offset control to move a traveling position from a center portion of the subject vehicle lane to one of right and left sides;
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- superimposedly display an offset content indicating fulfillment of the offset control on a road surface in a foreground based on the offset information.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.