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VBOX Lane Departure Warning Testing System

LDWSLane Departure Warning Systems assist drivers in keeping to their lane. But in order to introduce LDW systems, manufacturers must conform to the NHTSA regulation.

This has led to the need for a reliable, accurate, and flexible way of testing and verifying Lane Departure Warning systems.

The Racelogic system allows ADAS developers to easily verify the effectiveness of their products, with real-time accurate measurement of vehicle parameters, synchronised perfectly with video.

Using a VBOX 3i R10G10, a 100Hz datalogger with RTK and GLONASS, the system is accurate to below 2cm. GPS and CAN data can be viewed real-time whilst being logged, and are displayed graphically over a video using the supplied Video VBOX (screenshot below).

What can the system log?

A wide range of parameters can be logged, analysed, and viewed in post processing or live, at a positional accuracy of 2cm.

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Lane Departure Channels

Perpendicular distance from vehicle front right to lane edge (m)

Perpendicular distance from vehicle front left to lane edge (m)

Lateral speed (km/h)

Longitudinal speed (km/h)

GPS Channels

(Accuracy in brackets)

Latitude (2cm)

Longitude (2cm)

Time (0.01s)

Speed (0.1 km/h)

Heading (0.1˚)

Height (2m)

Satellite count

 

What makes it so accurate?

The Lane Departure System uses the flagship, industry standard VBOX 3i R10G10 Data Logger.

As well as receiving GPS, the system uses Russian Glonass satellites. As Glonass operates on a number of different frequencies, it is more robust, and satellite lock can be acquired faster than GPS only systems.

In addition, the system receives corrections transmitted from a locally placed RTK differential BaseStation, which brings the positional accuracy to <2cm.

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The NHTSA Lane Departure Test

The test takes place five times over three styles of road marking. A pass is granted when the LDW alert activates when a front corner of the vehicle is within 1 – 2.5 ft of crossing the lane.

The VBOX systems ability to test the perpendicular distance from the vehicle front corners to lane edge at 2cm positional accuracy, along with lateral and longitudinal speed at 0.01 km/h accuracy, enables accurate testing and verification of any LDWS.

 

Other applications

  • Brake Assistance
  • Collision Mitigation
  • FMVSS 126 Electronic Stability Control
  • Static points (e.g. balloon cars)
  • Integration with driverless robot systems
  • High accuracy vehicle position measurements

 

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Equipment

 

Find out more

Discuss your requirements or arrange a demonstration with us:

UK: Call Kevin Bursnall (Technical Director) on +44 (0) 1280 825 972 or email us on This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .
Worldwide: Contact your local VBOX Distributor here.

Alternatively, click here for a quote:

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