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Journal of Automotive Safety and Energy ›› 2025, Vol. 16 ›› Issue (3): 405-413.DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1674-8484.2025.03.006

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Intelligent vehicle grading warning and braking system based on projection warning

ZOU Tiefang(), FU Xijun, LI Yanchun   

  1. School of Automobile and Mechanical Engineering, Changsha University of Science and Technology, Changsha 410114, China
  • Received:2024-12-17 Revised:2025-02-24 Online:2025-06-30 Published:2025-07-01

Abstract:

In order to improve the active safety performance of vehicles and reduce the number of human and vehicle collisions in the scene of blind area occlusion, an autonomous vehicle hierarchical early-warning braking system was proposed based on intelligent projection, focusing on the risk warning of smart car and pedestrian accidents.The hierarchical control strategy was used to model the braking system. The upper controller was a safety decision-making method for graded warning and braking systems, which explored the safe speed in the blind area through the change of the moving position of the vehicle and the pedestrian. The first stage braking was carried out according to the comparison between the safe speed in the blind area and the current speed, and the second stage braking was carried out when there was a collision risk with the pedestrian. The lower actuator established the inverse longitudinal dynamics model of the vehicle, and the throttle opening model and brake pressure control model of the vehicle were established according to the expected deceleration speed output of the upper controller, so as to maintain or decelerate the current speed. At the same time, the system used the road projection technology of smart cars to project warning information on the ground ahead, and carried out information interaction with pedestrians. The safety and feasibility of this system were verified by taking the traditional classic MAZDA model as the reference model. After 1 260 simulations, it was found that the hierarchical early-warning braking system did not avoid 14 accidents. For the unavoidable cases, 336 deep pedestrian interaction simulations were further conducted to simulate the real reactions of pedestrians after seeing the projected warnings. The results show that within the normal reaction capacity of pedestrians, the hierarchical early-warning braking system can avoid all accident cases. The research results can provide support for the research of automatic emergency braking system to protect pedestrian safety and promote its practical application.

Key words: intelligent vehicle, automative safety, stage warning brake system, blind speed, road projection

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