Child Forward Collision Warning
AssigneeAutobrains Technologies Ltd
InventorsBoaz MELL, Adam HAREL, Igal RAICHELGAUZ
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Abstract
A method for child forward collision warning, the method may include sensing sensed information about an environment of a vehicle; detecting, based on the sensed information, a situation related to the environment; detecting, based on the sensed information, one or more children within the environment; classifying each child of the one or more children to a class; predicting, using a machine leaning process, a future behavior of the one or more children and an impact of the future behavior of the one or more children on a future progress of the vehicle; wherein the predicting of each child of the one or more children is responsive to a class of the child and to the situation; and responding to the predicting.
Claims18
A method for child forward collision warning, the method comprises:
- sensing sensed information about an environment of a vehicle;
- detecting, based on the sensed information, a situation related to the environment;
- detecting, based on the sensed information, one or more children within the environment;
- classifying each child of the one or more children to a class;
- predicting, using a machine leaning process, a future behavior of the one or more children and an impact of the future behavior of the one or more children on a future progress of the vehicle;
- wherein the predicting of each child of the one or more children is responsive to a class of the child and to the situation;
- and
- responding to the predicting.
A non-transitory computer readable medium for child forward collision warning, the non-transitory computer readable medium stores instructions for:
- sensing sensed information about an environment of a vehicle;
- detecting, based on the sensed information, a situation related to the environment;
- detecting, based on the sensed information, one or more children within the environment;
- classifying each child of the one or more children to a class;
- predicting, using a machine leaning process, a future behavior of the one or more children and an impact of the future behavior of the one or more children on a future progress of the vehicle;
- wherein the predicting of each child of the one or more children is responsive to a class of the child and to the situation;
- and
- responding to the predicting.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.