Updates and discussion points for reversing motion

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Updates and discussion points for reversing motion 2019.6.18 (VRU-Proxi IWG #10) JAPAN VRU-Proxi-10-08

Updates Update detection system test methods Communize FoV requirement and test requirement Update pole figure Deletion CMS Back sunlight requirements Move to right chapter Requirement of detection system Word correction Renumbering

Key discussion points Scope exemption Exemption for direct vision Device requirements Interior/Exterior device strength CMS Compatibility with FMVSS View modification Safety related camera view Safety related screen Overlay Off switch for camera or detection (relation with GRB) Requirements Pole visibility and height

Materials

Discussion points Test methods Detection system

Alternative test method of detection system ■Homework Check needed compatibility between ISO test and proposed pole test. ■Results Simulation results shows proposed pole test is less strict than ISO test. Φ75 pole (ISO test) Φ300 pole (Proposed) Detection range was much expanded due to reflectivity increase by thicker pole.

New proposal of alternative test ■Concept ・Don’t change pole diameter in order to keep reflection rario (detection performance). ・Decide corner pole position in order to keep detection ratio or detection error as same level. Method (ISO base) Alternative method (New) 1) Over the detection ratio defined each zone 2) Not exist 2×2 non-detection hole 1.0m 1.0m 0.15m 0.6m 0.6m 0.2m 0.2m

Compatibility of new proposal ■Pole location Vehicle center and edge of corner area are hard position to detect due to sonar always equipped symmetric position on the vehicle. →If the system can detect the area, it seems that the area between poles can be detected. Example of detection area of2sensor system Example of detection area of 4 sensor system 0,05m vehicle center line w_r 0,05m vehicle center line w_r

Compatibility of new proposal ■Pole location If it assumed new method can detect between the poles, it achieve the same detection ratio of ISO based test. 1.0m 0.1m 0.6m 0.2m A1/A2 Vehicle width 1.7m All area 0.4m×1.7m=0.68m2 Detection area 0.4m×1.5m=0.6m2 (Detection ratio 88.2%) Vehicle width 1.8m 0.4m×1.8m=0.72m2 0.4m×1.6m=0.64m2 (Detection ratio 88.9%) Vehicle width 1.9m 0.4m×1.9m=0.76m2 (Detection ratio 89.5%) A1 area requires 90% detection A2 area requires 87% detection

Compatibility of new proposal ■Pole location (Grid detection 1 row inside for vehicle width direction) Can satisfy 2×2 detection hole requirement Even if blue zone can not detect, no 2×2 area exists.

Pole height discussion Proposal: 1m →5 years old child (Freely walk around vehicle on-road) FMVSS: 0.8m →1.5 years old child (Not seemed to frequent freely walk around vehicle on-road, Seemed to freely walk off-road in US???)

Pole visibility requirement Minimum requirement of pole visibility VRU reverse regulation FMVSS Vehicle rear-end Example of NG for VRU, OK for FMVSS (depends on camera location and view angle) Camera location View angle of camera VRU is not floating. Why FMVSS require all height? Is it mandatory to see all height of poles in 2nd and 3rd row ? Visibility of ground is important.

Ref. R-125 Pole height Based on Japanese regulation. It assume preceding bike visibility. Regarding eye point height difference between UN and Japan, pole height corrected to 1.2m.