Collision avoidance alarm system

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Specific signal processing circuitry

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358105, 358107, 358125, H06N 718

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ABSTRACT:
The following invention is a passive collision avoidance alarm system. An optical sensor (which may optionally be visable, infrared or ultraviolet) is disposed to provide a continuous raster scan of the scene within a wide angle of the direction of travel of the vehicle. This sensor output is converted into digital data and stored. A computer system compares consecutive scenes to detect identifiable objects. For such identifiable objects the computer calculates the centroid of the object and its angle, and a measure of the size or extent of the object. Detection of an object having a constant angle and a increasing measure of extent causes an alarm to be triggered.

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