ADAS
Advanced Driver Assistance System
Megatrends Automotive Industry
Traffic Safety
Comfort
Ecological Motivations
Mobility for all
Economical Motivations
SAE Levels
0 No automation
1 Driver Assistance
2 Partial Automation
3 Conditional Automation
4 High Automation
5 Full Automation
Perception Model
Input
Key feature
Environmental Data
Model
Mixture Density Network
Output
Sensor measurement uncertainty
Validation structure
Model-in-the-Loop
Software-in-the-Loop
Processor-in-the-Loop
Hardware-in-the-Loop
Vehicle-in-the-Loop
Driver-in-the-Loop
System is represented by model
model is simulated in software
focus on verifying model instead of implementation
No real time requirement
Software-in-the-loop
validating system using actual software implementation in simulated environment
Does not include any particular hardware
Processor-in-the-loop
enhancement of SiL
code is running on target processor
limited processing capability
real time required
Hardware-in-the-loop
single subsystems are replaced by hardware parts
hardware “does not wait” for simulation
allows validation of hardware and system
complete vehicle is tested on test bench
environment simulated
Types of ViL Tests
Closed area test
larger place
synchronization between road logic, traffic scenarios and position
Roller test bench
measures power output of engine
Powertrain test bench
individual settings of driving resistance for each wheel
real drivers in simulator
considers human factors
Evaluation of interactions between driver and environment
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