Robert Boschgmbh

Nadja Schalm

Christian Heinzemann

Martin Herrmann

Michael Rittel

Martin Butz

Andreas Heyl

Christoph Gladisch

Jens Oehlerking

Matthias Woehrle

Dirk Ziegenbein

Tino Brade

A computer-implemented method for detecting an obstacle on a route ahead of a first vehicle. In the method, information on a second vehicle driving ahead on the route is recorded in the first vehicle by at least one sensor of the first vehicle. In the first vehicle, depending on the recorded information, a computer detects an avoidance maneuver of the second vehicle due to an obstacle or detects that the second vehicle has driven over an obstacle. An obstacle is detected on the route depending on the detected avoidance maneuver or the detection that the vehicle has driven over an obstacle. A measure for protecting the vehicle and/or the obstacle is initiated depending on the detected obstacle.

Method for detecting an obstacle on a route

A method for controlling a vehicle. In the method, data of a digital road map are read in, zones are determined for the digital road map, and possible sequences of trips along a road of the digital road map are ascertained as a function of the determined zones. Furthermore, it is ascertained, as a function of sensor data and/or current driving data of the vehicle, whether a current or predicted traffic situation is outside the possible sequences or corresponds to a possible sequence that is determined as being outside an intended operating range. If the current or predicted traffic situation is outside the possible sequences or corresponds to the possible sequence outside the intended operating range, a measure is determined and the vehicle is controlled as a function of the measure that is taken.

Method for controlling a vehicle

Modifying a visual parameter specification characterising the operational design domain of the computer vision model by improving the visual parameter specification according to a sensitivity analysis of the computer vision model.

Modifying parameter sets characterising a computer vision model

A computer-implemented method for providing a digital road map for testing an at least partially automated vehicle system. the method includes: accessing a database in which are stored permissible characteristics of the road properties for a multitude of road properties; creating at least one road map section by one of the possible characteristics being selected for the road map section for the first of the multitude of road properties, in each particular case in automated fashion from the database; providing the digital road map, the digital road map including the at least one road map section.

Method for providing a digital road map

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Renningen, Germany

Nadja Schalm