Parking a vehicle can be a stressful situation for any driver. By taking advantage of technology already available on the vehicle to support other active safety functions, we can develop a system that will allow a driver to automatically park their car with minimal interaction. More autonomous driving features can be created as high-quality camera, radar, and "by-wire" technology becomes accessible to automobile makers. Theoretically, autonomous driving removes driver mistake and guarantees that the intended motions for the vehicle may be executed accurately and safely.
The Active Park Assist feature allows a vehicle to automatically park itself in either a parallel or perpendicular parking space. The interaction with the customer is through the HMI (Human Machine Interface) only. The vehicle will Identify the parking spot, Accelerate/brake the vehicle, choose forward or reverse as required and steer the vehicle into the parking spot.
Instructor Name: Dr. Betty H.C. Cheng
Email: chengb@cse.msu.edu
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