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Cruising & Traffic Support (CTS) Development for CX-60
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- Harada Shoji
- Electronic Platform Development Dept.
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- Kawahara Yasuhiro
- Electronic Platform Development Dept.
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- Motodani Akihiro
- Electronic Platform Development Dept.
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- Fukui Soichiro
- Electrical & Electronics Performance Development Dept.
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- Oiwane Takuma
- Electrical & Electronics Performance Development Dept.
Bibliographic Information
- Other Title
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- CX-60 クルージング&トラフィック・サポート(CTS)開発
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Description
<p>Based on the Mazda's safety philosophy, "Mazda Proactive Safety", Mazda has been developing the advanced safety technology, "i-Activsense". For the CX-60, aiming at safe and stress-free driving, we have developed Cruising & Traffic Support(CTS)based on the human centric concept, which supports vehicle's running, turning, and stopping. The CTS system comprises a constant speed/ headway control function and a steering assist function. For the steering assist function, we aimed at smooth and stable lane-keeping "center traceability" and "driver's steering characteristic" that allows driver's operation as desired when CTS control.</p><p>For the center traceability, smoothness and stability in lane-keeping have been achieved by adopting Model Predictive Control. The "driver's steering characteristic during CTS control" has been also improved by enhancing consistency between diver's steering characteristic during driver driving and CTS control. High compatibility between the center traceability and driver's operability have been realized. This paper introduces the process and technologies adopted in the development that high compatibility between the center traceability and the driver's steering characteristic have been realized.</p>
Journal
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- Mazda Technical Review
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Mazda Technical Review 39 (0), 102-108, 2022
Mazda Motor Corporation
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Details 詳細情報について
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- CRID
- 1390013087509664640
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- ISSN
- 21863490
- 02880601
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- Text Lang
- ja
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- Data Source
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- JaLC
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- Abstract License Flag
- Disallowed