PFI-TT: Broadening Real-Time Continuous Traffic Analysis on the Roadside using AI-Powered Smart Cameras
PFI-TT: Broadening Real-Time Continuous Traffic Analysis on the Roadside using AI-Powered Smart Cameras
批准号:
2329780
负责人:
Yezhou Yang
金额:
$55.0万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Continuing Grant
财政年份:
2023
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
未结题
起止时间:
2023-09-01 至 2025-08-31
中文摘要
该创新技术转化伙伴关系(PFI-TT)项目的更广泛影响/商业潜力将使先进的人工智能(AI)和计算机视觉技术民主化,为交通系统工程师和当地交通部门提供方便有效的交通分析。城市面临着各种与交通相关的问题,需要高质量的数据来解决,例如拥堵、事故和道路超载。通过这项研究开发的智能路边摄像头设备,交通运营商可以以更低的成本获得实时车辆轨迹数据,并进行交通研究或做出及时的决策,以提高道路安全和运输效率。而且,世纪是信息时代,“数据是数字繁荣的新石油”。从这项拟议的研究中产生的技术可能会产生一系列有益于国家经济的道路运输新应用,例如更便宜的保险与细粒度的驾驶行为分析,更安全的街道与路边摄像头的事故警报,以及更好的适应未来的自动化车辆与通过这项技术获得的数据的见解。此外,该研究将扩大主要本科院校和西班牙裔服务机构的研究参与,并培养未来的创新和创业领导者。拟议项目的重点是新技术,使交通研究人员能够收集现有道路传感器系统无法提供的细粒度车辆轨迹数据,实时分析数据,检测和分类不同的车辆类型,估计车辆速度和轨迹,并预测潜在的碰撞和事故。具体而言,该项目将开发三项技术:第一,一种基于3D车辆模型的新型解决方案,利用车辆关键点和人工智能(AI)实现精确的车辆跟踪和定位;第二,一种通过AI模型压缩和图形处理单元(GPU)上的高效并行计算,在部署在路边的低功耗边缘设备上加速AI以实现实时性能的方法;第三,通过利用新型相机和多视图来提高机器视觉在黄昏中的鲁棒性。为了展示这些新技术的可用性,将开发一套道路交通数据分析应用程序,包括实时在线交通可视化,细粒度交通计数,定量指标的道路安全分析和交通事故检测。该项目的成果将在路边智能摄像机设备中实现,该设备可以在3D空间中以分米级精度跟踪和定位车辆,实时效率和低照明条件下的鲁棒性。该奖项反映了NSF的法定使命,并通过使用基金会的智力价值和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估而被认为值得支持。
英文摘要
The broader impact/commercial potential of this Partnerships for Innovation - Technology Translation (PFI-TT) project will allow democratization of advanced Artificial Intelligence (AI) and computer vision technologies to enable convenient and efficient traffic analysis for transportation system engineers and local departments of transportation. Cities face various traffic-related problems that need high-quality data to solve, such as congestion, accidents, and road overload. With the smart roadside camera device developed from this research, traffic operators can obtain real-time vehicle trajectory data at a much lower cost and conduct traffic studies or make prompt decisions to improve road safety and transportation efficiency. Moreover, the 21st century is the era of information, and "data is the new oil" of digital prosperity. The technologies generated from this proposed research can potentially spawn a set of new applications for road transportation that benefit the nation's economy, such as cheaper insurance with a fine-grained driving behavior analysis, safer streets with accident alerts from roadside cameras, and better accommodation of future automated vehicles with the insights from the data obtained through this technology. Additionally, this research will broaden the research participation in a primarily undergraduate institution and a Hispanic Serving Institution, as well as train future leaders in innovation and entrepreneurship.The proposed project focuses on novel technologies that allow traffic researchers to collect fine-grained vehicle trajectory data that existing road sensor systems cannot provide, analyze data in real-time, detect and classify different vehicle types, estimate vehicle speeds and trajectories, and predict potential collisions and accidents. Specifically, the project will develop three technologies: First, a novel 3D vehicle model-based solution for accurate vehicle tracking and localization using vehicle key point and Artificial Intelligence (AI); Second, a method to accelerate AI on low-power edge devices deployed on the roadside for real-time performance through AI model compression and efficient parallel computing on the graphical processing unit (GPU); Third, robustness improvement of machine vision in twilight by leveraging a novel type of camera and multiple views. To demonstrate the usability of these novel technologies, a set of road traffic data analysis applications will be developed, including real-time online traffic visualization, fine-grained traffic counting, road safety analysis with quantitative metrics, and traffic incident detection. The outcome of this project will be realized in a roadside smart camera device that can track and localize vehicles in the 3D space with decimeter-level accuracy, real-time efficiency, and robustness under low lighting conditions.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.
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