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DAS D l t f GEcologic and Economic Driver Assistance Systems

eco2DAS – Development of Green Driver Assistance Systems byDriver Assistance Systems by Using Virtual Prototypes

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Table of Content

MotivationVisionVisionApproach

DAS t hit teco2DAS system architectureeco2DAS toolsSummary

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Table of Content

MotivationVisionVisionApproach

DAS t hit teco2DAS system architectureeco2DAS toolsSummary

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Motivation

Increasing importance of resource efficiency

Customers ManufacturersLegislative intentions

Normal drivingLegislative intentions

and manufacturing costs

• Conventional Vehicles: • Conventional Vehicles:Conventional Vehicles: Fuel consumption

• Electric Vehicles:

Conventional Vehicles: Emission legislation

• Electric Vehicles: Range anxiety Battery size

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Motivation

Increasing networking and connectivity

Connecting the vehicle to the environment

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Connecting toinfrastructure (V2I)

Energy Management

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infrastructure (V2I)

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Motivation

Basic idea behind the eco2DAS project

By enabling a systematic network the ecological and economical gefficiency of a vehicle can be

increased

Drawback of already existing solutionsy g Most of the solutions are developed for certain drive train and driver

assistance concepts

Missing interface definitions

Approaches are not transferable to other vehicle/assistance concepts

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MotivationVisionVisionApproach

DAS t hit teco2DAS system architectureeco2DAS toolsSummary

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Vision

From single functional links …

Engine ADAS

Drivetrain Chassis Control

InfotainmentThermalmanagement

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Vision

From single functional links … to a completely networked system

Engine ADAS

Drivetrain Chassis Controleco2DAS

InfotainmentThermalmanagement

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MotivationVisionVisionApproach

DAS t hit teco2DAS system architectureeco2DAS toolsSummary

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Approach

Eco functions To achieve the aspired efficiency gain functions are necessary that canTo achieve the aspired efficiency gain functions are necessary that can

use the network

Range of functions Route guidance and adaptionRoute guidance and adaption

Driving strategy recommendation and execution

Operating mode recommendation and execution Operating mode recommendation and execution

Eco driver assistance fromEco driver assistance from entire trip view to separate

maneuver view

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Approach

The development of defined and concrete eco functions …

IS NOT THE MAIN OBJECTIVE

The main objective is the analysis and development of …

RulesStructures

Design PatternTemplates

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… which can be used to develop eco assistance functions for efficiency gain

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efficiency gain

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Approach

Cooperation of system architecture and simulation tools

Development of eco Development of eco functionalities

Optimization of fuelOptimization of fuel consumption and

energy conversation

System architecture Simulation platformSystem architecturefunction-design basis

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Simulation platformconsistent development tools

and processes

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MotivationVisionVisionApproach

DAS t hit teco2DAS system architectureeco2DAS toolsSummary

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System Architecture Development

Cooperation of system architecture and simulation tools

Development of eco Development of eco functionalities

Optimization of fuelOptimization of fuel consumption and

energy conversation

System architecture Simulation platformSystem architecturefunction-design basis

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Simulation platformconsistent development tools

and processes

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Benefit of a System Architecture

A System architecture gives an overview of the system ModulesModules

Structure

InterfacesModule 2Module 1

InterfacesModule 3

Module 4

A system architecture … helps to understand the system and to handle complexity

acts as a template for system design

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Requirements for the eco DAS SystemRequirements for the eco2DAS System Architecture

Universal application Independent of powertrain concept and vehicle type (incl. HD/Off-Highway)Independent of powertrain concept and vehicle type (incl. HD/Off Highway)

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AutonomousCooperative

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eco2DAS System Architecture Core Modules

Energetic Optimization Prediction of ego vehicle statePrediction of ego vehicle state

Generation of optimization strategies

Environment representation and PreviewEnvironment representation and Preview Providing an environment model with preview

E C ti M d lEnergy Conversation Model Basis for predicting future energy flow

Assistance Output of a recommendation to a driver via a HMI

Trigger execution of driving/operating modes by vehicle

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System Architecture Overview

E C tiCommunication Systems

Vehicle SensorsDigital Maps

Energy Conversation Model

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On-board Sensors

Energetic optimization• Prediction of ego vehicle state• Generation of optimization

Environmentrepresentation

P i Generation of optimization strategiesPreview

HMI

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Vehicle Control

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Drive Train Auxiliaries

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Designing a New Layer

Energetic Optimization

Aux-Software Powertrain-Software ADAS-Software

Aux-Control Unit Powertrain-Control Unit ADAS-Control Unit

Aux-Hardware Powertrain-Hardware ADAS-Hardware

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Aux Hardware Powertrain Hardware ADAS Hardware

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MotivationVisionVisionApproach

DAS t hit teco2DAS system architectureeco2DAS toolsSummary

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Simulation Platform Development

Cooperation of system architecture and simulation tools

Development of eco Development of eco functionalities

Optimization of fuelOptimization of fuel consumption and

energy conversation

System architecture Simulation platformSystem architecturefunction-design basis

p

Simulation platformconsistent development tools

and processes

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IPG CarMaker

Consistent integration and simulation platform for virtual testing

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Cooperation of Tools

Vehicle Dynamics and Enviroment Models

FunctionalMock-Up

C-Code Generation p

Interface / CM4SL

Drive Train ModelsIPG CarMaker

System Models

Modelica/Dymola MATLAB/Simulink

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y MATLAB/Simulink

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MotivationVisionVisionApproach

2DAS t hit teco2DAS system architectureeco2DAS toolsSummary

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Benefits of eco2DAS

eco2DAS is a … Development environment for efficient development of networked ecoDevelopment environment for efficient development of networked eco

assistance functions

eco2DAS consists off a…2

Universally applicable system architecture

Consistent simulation toolsConsistent simulation tools

The eco2DAS system architecture is a… Framework which contains pre defined interfaces and modules Framework which contains pre defined interfaces and modules

Template for a wide range of eco functions

SThe eco2DAS simulation tools are a … Powerful and consistent simulation environment for estimating energy

saving potential already in early development phases

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saving potential already in early development phases

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Project Partners

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