Virtual automobile drive visual system based on Open ground automobile system (GVS)

Abstract

The invention discloses a virtual automobile drive visual system base on Open ground automobile system (GVS). The virtual automobile drive visual system based on the Open GVS comprises a trainee machine module, a trainer machine module and a communication module. The trainee machine module comprises a first input module (1), a first display module (2), a second display module (3), a third display module (4), a first model storage module (5) and a first main processing module (6). The trainer machine comprises a second input module (7), a second main processing module (8),a fourth display module (9) and a second model storage module (10). The virtual automobile drive visual system based on the Open GVS provides an automobile drive simulated training environment with high simulation degree for trainees, and trainers can conduct examination and checking on learning and operating training conditions of the trainees through a trainer machine. The virtual automobile drive visual system based on the Open GVS has the advantages of being economic, safe, high in fidelity and the like.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of virtual driving scene, in particular to a virtual car driving scene system based on OpenGVS. Background technique [0002] At the end of the 1980s, the first six-degree-of-freedom vehicle driving simulator was successfully developed by Daimler-Benz in Berlin, and was later applied to the product design research of serialized adjustment vehicles. It can be said that It was the authoritative level of virtual driving technology at that time. At the same time, Sweden's VDI developed a smaller-scale virtual driving simulator, which was extended to the research and development of traffic systems and vehicle design. In 1990, Volkswagen from Germany refitted the original virtual simulator to effectively improve the computer computing power and scene synthesis ability, and also put it into the design test of new products. In 1992, the first virtual driving simulation system for sports cars was developed by Fiat in Italy. ...

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Problems solved by technology

[0006] At present, virtual driving simulation systems at home and abroad can only perform stand-alone training, and have not yet developed a trainer that can be remotely guided

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