Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing North America, Inc.

Toyota Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha

William A Fanelli

Ryan M Wiesenberg

Emily S Lerner

Colin E Das

Matthew Hill

Charles A Hardin

Lauren E Denomme

Methods, systems, and devices for generating, sorting and/or storing fueling station data. A method may include storing a fueling data file in a temporary location on a memory. The method may include parsing a filename of the fueling data file to obtain a file number and scanning one or more rows of a table for the obtained file number. The method may include extracting one or more strings from a row of the one or more rows that includes the obtained file number. The method may include determining one or more directory names based on the extracted one or more strings and one or more lookup tables. The method may include generating a directory path based on the determined one or more directory names, and moving and storing the fueling data file from the temporary location to a destination location based on the determined directory path.

Methods, systems, and devices for automatically generating, sorting, and storing fueling station data

A method of determining one or more actions of a vehicle approaching an intersection having traffic lights is provided. Traffic information can be received from the traffic lights. A speed of the vehicle can be detected by a sensor. A distance between the vehicle and an intersection can be determined by processing circuitry. An amount of time for the vehicle to reach the intersection can be calculated. The traffic information with the amount of time can be compared. The one or more actions of the vehicle based on the comparison can be determined.

System and method for determining actions of a vehicle by visible light communication

Methods, systems, and computer readable mediums for determining a scene representation for a vehicle are provided. A disclosed method includes acquiring data from one or more sensors of the vehicle. The method further includes detecting, using processing circuitry, one or more objects in a surrounding of the vehicle based on the acquired data; determining whether an object of the detected one or more objects intersects with a vehicle lane of travel; determining whether the object is in a lane of travel of the vehicle; determining inter-vehicle gaps and cut-ins between the object and the vehicle; and rendering a scene representation including the inter-vehicle gaps and cut-ins between the object and the vehicle.

Systems and methods for vehicle lane estimation

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Ypsilanti, MI, United States of America

William A Fanelli