Toyota jidosha kabushiki kaisha (20240103135). LASER RADAR MOUNTING STRUCTURE simplified abstract

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LASER RADAR MOUNTING STRUCTURE

Organization Name

toyota jidosha kabushiki kaisha

Inventor(s)

Eisuke Ikeno of Toyota-shi Aichi (JP)

LASER RADAR MOUNTING STRUCTURE - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240103135 titled 'LASER RADAR MOUNTING STRUCTURE

Simplified Explanation

The laser radar mounting structure is designed to attach a laser radar to a vehicle, allowing it to detect objects around the vehicle using an electromagnetic wave. The structure includes an installation hole near specific pillars or the roof of the vehicle, where the laser radar is placed facing outward through a cover portion that transmits the electromagnetic wave.

  • Installation hole provided near front or rear pillars, or on the roof of the vehicle
  • Laser radar placed in the installation hole with irradiation unit facing outward
  • Cover portion to transmit electromagnetic wave

Potential Applications

The technology can be used in autonomous vehicles, collision avoidance systems, and parking assistance systems.

Problems Solved

The laser radar mounting structure helps improve the accuracy and efficiency of object detection around the vehicle, enhancing overall safety on the road.

Benefits

- Enhanced object detection capabilities - Improved safety features for vehicles - Easy installation and integration into existing vehicle structures

Potential Commercial Applications

The technology can be utilized by automotive manufacturers, technology companies developing autonomous vehicles, and companies specializing in vehicle safety systems.

Possible Prior Art

Prior art may include similar mounting structures for sensors or radars on vehicles, but the specific design and placement of the laser radar in this structure may be unique.

Unanswered Questions

How does this technology impact vehicle design and aesthetics?

The article does not address how the laser radar mounting structure may affect the overall design and appearance of the vehicle. This could be important for consumers who value the visual appeal of their vehicles.

What are the potential maintenance requirements for this technology?

The article does not mention any maintenance considerations for the laser radar mounting structure. Understanding the maintenance needs of this technology is crucial for ensuring its long-term functionality and reliability.


Original Abstract Submitted

a laser radar mounting structure is for mounting a laser radar to a vehicle. the laser radar has an irradiation unit configured to irradiate an electromagnetic wave for detecting an object around the vehicle. the laser radar mounting structure includes: an installation hole provided near a front pillar on a windshield of the vehicle, near a rear pillar on a rear glass of the vehicle, near the front pillar on a roof of the vehicle, or near the rear pillar on the roof of the vehicle; the laser radar provided in the installation hole; and a cover portion that covers the laser radar and transmits the electromagnetic wave. the laser radar is provided in the installation hole such that the irradiation unit faces the outside of the vehicle through the cover portion.