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This proposal adds repeated StatePoints to the message DetectedMovingObject to describe an estimated future trajectory of this entity.

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This pull request is planned to be discussed in the Subgroup Other Models & Harmonization Joint Meeting 17.12.2023.

refers to OpenSimulationInterface#751
Extends the DetectedMovingObject with a series of StatePoints to
describe an estimated future trajectory.

Signed-off-by: Dennis Otte <[email protected]>
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thempen commented Dec 18, 2023

Comment from OSI Workgroup Other Models:

  • Change the documentation for StatePoint according the coordinate system. It is not global coordinate system in this message.
  • The estimated trajectory to be introduced should be within the CandidateMovingObject to have different trajectory estimation for different traffic objects (e.g. cars, or trucks).

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ASAM OSI CCB 2025-04-10: A working group is needed to work on this.

@yash-shah-asam yash-shah-asam added the Broad Discussion Use this label to indicate more people are needed to reach a decision label Apr 10, 2025
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