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international conference on intelligent transportation systems | 2013

Automated valet parking as part of an integrated travel assistance

Christian Löper; Claas Brunken; George Thomaidis; Stephan Lapoehn; Paulin Pekezou Fouopi; Henning Mosebach; Frank Köster

The integration of automated valet parking (automated search of a parking space and execution of the parking maneuver) in a comprehensive travel assistance approach promises great benefits for a traveler. In particular, it aims at increasing comfort, optimizing travel time and improving energy efficiency for changing means of transport (where one of them is a car) within a whole multimodal travel chain. In this paper an automated valet parking system as part of a travel assistant is presented. Besides giving an overview of the overall system, the main components (namely the environment perception and automation modules of the fully automated vehicle, a mobile phone application as human machine interface and a parking space occupancy detection camera as part of the parking area infrastructure) are described. The system was successfully tested on three different parking areas, where one of these areas was located at Braunschweig main station.


ieee intelligent vehicles symposium | 2008

Generating high precision maps for advanced guidance support

Ulf Noyer; Jan Schomerus; Henning Mosebach; Jan Gacnik; Christian Löper; Karsten Lemmer

Modern driver assistance systems increasingly support safer and more fuel-efficient driving. To fulfill these tasks information about the vehicle environment is essential. Besides extracting this information from sensors to perceive the environment, it is also possible to use stored static data. These models allow a reliable and fast access to the environmental data without the typical problems faced with the recognition by sensors, like noise or glitches. Nowadays street maps produced for navigation purposes reach a precision of several meters. To support the driver during manoeuvres however a precision one magnitude better is necessary. Positioning technology has steadily improved over the years and will further improve in the near future. Alongside this development it can be expected, that more precise digital maps will gain more importance. In this paper a method is presented to create these maps mainly automatically. The primary goal for this method is to achieve the best precision possible investing a very small effort. Data is recorded using a test vehicle equipped with a navigation system featuring high precision DGPS and inertial sensors. Lateral deviations are compensated by using a image processing lane-detection sensor. Several measurement iterations are made and merged into a digital map of the street using statistical methods. In order to show the suitability of the generated map for all kinds of ADAS, a test track was surveyed and the digital map was used for automatic guidance of another test vehicle. It could be shown that the map generation algorithm is generally able to produce high precision maps even in challenging environments, however ADAS demanding precise lateral and longitudinal position information can only rely on digital maps and GNSS in environments with little or no obstruction to the sky.


international conference on intelligent transportation systems | 2011

Vehicle automation in cooperation with V2I and nomadic devices communication

Christian Löper; Alvaro Catala-Prat; Jan Gacnik; Jan Schomerus; Frank Köster

Introduction of wireless vehicular communication allows for cooperation between vehicles and infrastructure, thus enabling a variety of new ITS use cases [1]. Furthermore, modern vehicles feature an increasing number of driving automation functions. In this paper a complex test scenario including automated driving, environment perception, communication with the infrastructure (Vehicle to Infrastructure, V2I) and with nomadic devices is described. Based on this, the requirements for a cooperative and automated ITS are identified. In order to demonstrate the test scenario, an integrated ITS design is proposed assembling Vehicle Technology and Communication Technologies with the Traffic Infrastructure and Nomadic Devices. This has been implemented in a prototype for evaluation in February 2011.


ATZ - Automobiltechnische Zeitschrift | 2013

Fahrerunterstützung beim Ein- und Ausfädeln

Sascha Knake-Langhorst; Christian Löper; Norbert Schebitz; Frank Köster

Das Institut fur Verkehrssystemtechnik des Deutschen Zentrums fur Luft- und Raumfahrt hat im Rahmen eines Forderprojekts eine Fahrerassistenzfunktion entwickelt, die bei der Durchfuhrung von Ein- und Ausfadelvorgangen unterstutzt. Damit hilft das System, kritische Situationen und Unfalle zu vermeiden. Der Umfang der Unterstutzung reicht dabei von einer Information und Warnung bis hin zu einer Automatisierung der Langsfuhrung.


Archive | 2008

Automation spectrum, inner / outer compatibility and other potentially useful human factors concepts for assistance and automation

Frank Flemisch; Anna Schieben; Johann Kelsch; Christian Löper


Iet Intelligent Transport Systems | 2015

Interaction design of automatic steering for collision avoidance: challenges and potentials of driver decoupling

Matthias Heesen; Marc Dziennus; Tobias Hesse; Anna Schieben; Claas Brunken; Christian Löper; Johann Kelsch; Martin Baumann


Archive | 2006

Links oder rechts, schneller oder langsamer? Grundlegende Fragestellungen beim Cognitive Systems Engineering von hochautomatisierter Fahrzeugführung

Johann Kelsch; Frank Ole Flemisch; Christian Löper; Anna Schieben; Julian Schindler


Archive | 2008

Kooperative, manöverbasierte Automation und Arbitrierung als Bausteine für hochautomatisiertes Fahren

Christian Löper; Johann Kelsch; Frank Ole Flemisch


3rd European Road Transport Research Arena, TRA 2010 | 2010

Towards Highly Automated Driving: Intermediate report on the HAVEit-Joint System

Frank Flemisch; Fawzi Nashashibi; Nadja Rauch; Anna Schieben; Sebastien Glaser; Gerald Temme; Paulo Resende; Benoit Vanholme; Christian Löper; George Thomaidis; Henning Mosebach; Jan Schomerus; Salim Hima; Armin Kaussner


Archive | 2011

Lane change assistance system for motor vehicle, particularly ego vehicle for lane changing from lane to target lane, comprises environment detection unit for detecting surroundings of ego vehicle with respect to nearby vehicles

Christian Löper; Sascha Knake-Langhorst; Norbert Schebitz

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University of Paderborn

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