TIDUEY3 November 2020
To simulate a child left behind, a baby doll capable of simulated breathing was positioned in various locations in the vehicle. The results of the various positions tested are as follows:
ZONE POSITION | CAR SEAT ORIENTATION | DETECTED? |
---|---|---|
2 | Rear-facing | Yes |
3 | Front-facing | Yes |
4 | Rear-facing | Yes |
5 | Front-facing | Yes |
Footwell of 3 | n/a | Yes |
Footwell of 4 | n/a | Yes |
Footwell of 5 | n/a | Yes |
Seat Occupancy Detection
Testing was performed for 2 person and 3 person with baby-doll use cases.
2-Person Occupancy was tested for various pairs of locations in the vehicle. The results of the various positions tested are as follows:
POSITION PAIRS | DETECTED? |
---|---|
1 and 2 | Yes |
3 and 4 | Yes |
1 and 4 | Yes |
2 and 3 | Yes |
3-Person Occupancy with Baby Doll was tested with each adult person entering the car separately. The results test are as follows:
ACTION SEQUENCE | ZONE(S) DETECTED |
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A) Adult person in Zone 3 and Baby doll in Zone 5 | Zones 3 and 5 |
B) Additional person sits in Zone 1 | Zones 1, 3, and 5 |
C) Additional person sits in Zone 2 | Zones 1, 2, 3, and 5 |
D) Zone 2 person exits | Zones 1, 3, and 5 |
E) Zone 1 person exits | Zone 3 and 5 |
F) Zone 3 person exits | Zone 5 |
Intruder Detection was tested with no people/child in the car and only various inanimate objects including a book bag. Intruder zones were defined on the sides of the vehicle along the doors. The example image below shows the intruder detection functionality: