Human-vehicle Collision Avoidance System

The human-vehicle collision avoidance system can effectively prevent human-vehicle collisions in the process of pedestrian-vehicle crossing operations, and it can also effectively avoid vehicle-vehicle collisions during vehicle-to-vehicle crossing operations.

By setting the warning distance in advance, when the distance between people and vehicles is less than the warning distance, the sound and light alarm will sound to remind the driver to pay attention, and the anti-collision tag worn by the personnel vibrates or buzzes to remind the personnel to pay attention.

When the distance between the vehicle or the vehicle is less than the alarm distance, the vehicle can be forced to stop to avoid accidents.

The system obtains the relative position of people and vehicles through real-time wireless pulse ranging, with a ranging accuracy of up to 10 cm, and effectively wirelessly senses the real-time distance of people and vehicles around.

If the distance between the car and the car is less than the safe distance, an alarm will be triggered and the power supply can be cut off and forced to stop to avoid a collision.

The three-level distance can be set freely as shown in the figure below:

Early warning distance warning, warning distance warning or forced power off, wireless distance to avoid the use of the driver's cab and his own vehicle warning.

Collision avoidance base station parameters

 Personnel anti-collision tag

Anti-collision label equipment parameters