Rivian ip holdings, llc (20240217427). OBJECT TRACKING ADAPTIVE DRIVING BEAM simplified abstract
OBJECT TRACKING ADAPTIVE DRIVING BEAM
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Inventor(s)
Yifu Xiao of Costa Mesa CA (US)
Luis Guillermo Sagastume Pelaez of Fountain Valley CA (US)
Vijay Jayaraman of Irvine CA (US)
Shammika Ashan Wickramasinghe of Oxfordshire (GB)
OBJECT TRACKING ADAPTIVE DRIVING BEAM - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240217427 titled 'OBJECT TRACKING ADAPTIVE DRIVING BEAM
The patent application describes a control system for a vehicle that can receive signals from a user's mobile device and adjust lighting modes and properties accordingly.
- The system includes processors and memory for executing instructions related to receiving signals from a mobile device and controlling vehicle lights.
- Signals from the mobile device are received by sensors in the vehicle to determine the user's location and preferences.
- The system identifies a lighting mode for illuminating the area associated with the device location.
- Illumination fields and lighting properties are determined based on the lighting mode and device location.
- The system then controls the operation of the vehicle lights according to the illumination fields and lighting properties.
Potential Applications: - Automotive industry for enhancing user experience and safety. - Smart city infrastructure for intelligent lighting systems. - Home automation for personalized lighting control.
Problems Solved: - Providing customized lighting solutions based on user preferences. - Enhancing visibility and safety in different driving conditions. - Improving user interaction with the vehicle through mobile devices.
Benefits: - Increased safety and visibility for drivers and pedestrians. - Personalized lighting experience for users. - Efficient use of lighting resources based on real-time data.
Commercial Applications: "Smart Vehicle Lighting Control System: Enhancing Safety and User Experience in the Automotive Industry"
Questions about the technology: 1. How does the system determine the appropriate lighting mode for a specific device location? 2. What are the potential implications of integrating this technology with autonomous vehicles?
Frequently Updated Research: Stay updated on advancements in smart lighting technologies and their integration with vehicle control systems for enhanced safety and user experience.
Original Abstract Submitted
particular embodiments may provide a control system for a vehicle, which may include and memory coupled to the processors. the memory may include instructions executable by the processor. the processors may be operable when executing the instructions to receive signals from a mobile device which may be associated with a user and may also be wirelessly connected to the vehicle. the signals may be received by sensors of the vehicle. the processors may be further operable when executing instructions to identify a lighting mode for illuminating an area associated with a device location. the processors may be further operable when executing instructions to determine illumination fields and lighting properties based on the lighting mode and the device location. the processors may be further operable when executing instructions to control operation of lights of the vehicle in accordance with the illumination fields and the lighting properties.