Toyota Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha (20240326773). VEHICLE, CONTROL METHOD FOR VEHICLE, AND VEHICLE CONTROL INTERFACE BOX simplified abstract

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VEHICLE, CONTROL METHOD FOR VEHICLE, AND VEHICLE CONTROL INTERFACE BOX

Organization Name

Toyota Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha

Inventor(s)

Go Tanaka of Toyota-shi (JP)

Ikuma Suzuki of Okazaki-shi (JP)

Haruki Oguri of Toyota-shi (JP)

VEHICLE, CONTROL METHOD FOR VEHICLE, AND VEHICLE CONTROL INTERFACE BOX - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240326773 titled 'VEHICLE, CONTROL METHOD FOR VEHICLE, AND VEHICLE CONTROL INTERFACE BOX

Simplified Explanation:

This patent application describes a vehicle equipped with an autonomous driving system that can immobilize or release the vehicle based on commands from the autonomous driving system.

  • The vehicle platform includes a base vehicle with an electric parking brake and a vehicle control interface box for communication with the autonomous driving system.
  • Commands can be sent to immobilize, release, or make no request regarding the vehicle's immobilization status.
  • The vehicle will release the electric parking brake when acceleration is requested, and the immobilization command is to make no request and the brake is activated.

Key Features and Innovation:

  • Integration of an electric parking brake into the autonomous driving system for immobilization control.
  • Communication between the autonomous driving system and the vehicle control interface box for seamless operation.
  • Immobilization commands with options for immobilization, release, or no request for immobilization.

Potential Applications:

This technology can be applied in autonomous vehicles for improved control and safety features.

Problems Solved:

  • Efficient immobilization control in autonomous vehicles.
  • Seamless integration of the electric parking brake into the autonomous driving system.

Benefits:

  • Enhanced safety features in autonomous vehicles.
  • Improved control and operation of the vehicle platform.

Commercial Applications:

Potential commercial applications include autonomous vehicle manufacturers, transportation companies, and technology firms developing autonomous driving systems.

Prior Art:

Readers can start searching for prior art related to this technology in the field of autonomous vehicle control systems and electric parking brake integration.

Frequently Updated Research:

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Questions about Autonomous Vehicle Immobilization: 1. How does the integration of an electric parking brake enhance the immobilization control in autonomous vehicles? 2. What are the potential safety implications of releasing the electric parking brake when acceleration is requested in an autonomous vehicle?


Original Abstract Submitted

a vehicle equipped with an autonomous driving system includes a vehicle platform configured to execute vehicle control in accordance with commands from the autonomous driving system. the vehicle platform includes a base vehicle including an electric parking brake, and a vehicle control interface box configured to perform interfacing between the autonomous driving system and the base vehicle. an immobility command including one of a first value requesting immobilization of the vehicle, a second value requesting release of the immobilization of the vehicle, and a third value that makes no request, is transmitted from the autonomous driving system to the vehicle control interface box. the vehicle platform is configured to release the electric parking brake when acceleration of the vehicle is requested, in a case where the immobility command including the third value is received and the electric parking brake is in an activated state.