18517501. APPARATUS FOR CONTROLLING AUTONOMOUS DRIVING AND METHOD THEREOF simplified abstract (Kia Corporation)

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APPARATUS FOR CONTROLLING AUTONOMOUS DRIVING AND METHOD THEREOF

Organization Name

Kia Corporation

Inventor(s)

Chi Hong Park of Seoul (KR)

Dae Young Kim of Gwangmyeong-Si (KR)

APPARATUS FOR CONTROLLING AUTONOMOUS DRIVING AND METHOD THEREOF - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18517501 titled 'APPARATUS FOR CONTROLLING AUTONOMOUS DRIVING AND METHOD THEREOF

The abstract describes a device for controlling autonomous driving, including detecting events that trigger a decision on transferring control of a host vehicle to a user while operating in autonomous mode, issuing notifications for lack of user response, and reducing the vehicle's speed.

  • Device for controlling autonomous driving
  • Detects events triggering transfer of control to user
  • Issues notifications for lack of user response
  • Reduces host vehicle's speed

Potential Applications: - Autonomous vehicles - Transportation industry - Automotive safety systems

Problems Solved: - Ensuring user involvement in autonomous driving - Enhancing safety during transitions of control

Benefits: - Improved user experience - Enhanced safety measures in autonomous driving

Commercial Applications: - Automotive manufacturers - Transportation companies - Technology firms developing autonomous systems

Questions about the technology: 1. How does the device determine when to transfer control to the user? 2. What are the specific events that trigger notifications for lack of user response?

Frequently Updated Research: - Ongoing advancements in autonomous driving technology - Updates in safety regulations for autonomous vehicles


Original Abstract Submitted

Disclosed is a device for controlling autonomous driving. For example, the device detects an event that causes a determination of whether to transfer control of a host vehicle to a user while the host vehicle operates in an autonomous driving mode, outputs a first notification based on not receiving a user response associated with the transfer of control, outputs a second notification based on not receiving the user response associated with the transfer of control, and control the host vehicle to reduce a travel speed of the host vehicle at a first rate.