Investigation of traffic sign recognition systems with special regard to speed limits
Abstract
Napjaink legégetőbb problémái közé tartoznak a közúti közlekedési
balesetek, amelyek számos emberéletet követelnek. A közúti balesetek jelentős része valamilyen emberi mulasztás miatt következik be, így ezek elkerülésére, valamint az esetleges bekövetkezett károk mértékének csökkentése érdekében fejlesztették ki az úgynevezett vezetést támogató ADAS rendszereket. A rendszerek által használt szenzorok megkönnyítik a járművezetők tájékozódását, valamint jelentősen csökkentik a már bekövetkezett balesetek súlyosságát.
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