Train, subway, light rail, other rail driving
Obstacles on the track have the greatest impact on driving safety. Once collides with obstacle, it will cause a major train accident and cause huge economic losses. Detection of obstacles on the track is a must to ensure driving safety. At present, non-contact obstacle detection technology is mainly based on two types of sensors: LiDAR sensors and vision sensors. The LiDAR is mainly used to detect obstacles on the train route and return the information of the obstacles. The camera determines the position of the rail track and restores the obstacle information detected by the LiDAR to the two-dimensional image. By comparing the position of the obstacle on the image to see whether the projection point falls within the determined rail range is used to determine whether it is an obstacle, and to achieve the purpose of obstacle detection.
Ambient temperature: -10℃~50℃; Ambient humidity: 10~80%. There should be shelter above the LiDAR to avoid strong direct sunlight. The LiDAR is installed on the front of the train and scans as parallel to the ground as possible or slightly downward. The height and angle of LiDAR installation should be determined according to situation on site to ensure field of view of the LiDAR can cover the area to be scanned completely. Try not to block the laser emitting window. If you want to install the LiDAR inside the train, you can empty the front windshield size of the laser windows, so as not to affect the imaging and detection effect. It is recommended that the driving speed not to exceed 60 km/h.
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