openpilot is an open source driver assistance system. openpilot performs the functions of Automated Lane Centering and Adaptive Cruise Control for over 200 supported car makes and models.
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#!/usr/bin/env python
import zmq
import math
import time
import numpy as np
from cereal import car
from selfdrive.can.parser import CANParser
from selfdrive.car.gm.interface import CanBus
from selfdrive.car.gm.values import DBC, CAR
from common.realtime import sec_since_boot
from selfdrive.services import service_list
import selfdrive.messaging as messaging
RADAR_HEADER_MSG = 1120
SLOT_1_MSG = RADAR_HEADER_MSG + 1
NUM_SLOTS = 20
# Actually it's 0x47f, but can parser only reports
# messages that are present in DBC
LAST_RADAR_MSG = RADAR_HEADER_MSG + NUM_SLOTS
def create_radard_can_parser(canbus, car_fingerprint):
dbc_f = DBC[car_fingerprint]['radar']
if car_fingerprint in (CAR.VOLT, CAR.MALIBU, CAR.HOLDEN_ASTRA, CAR.ACADIA, CAR.CADILLAC_ATS):
# C1A-ARS3-A by Continental
radar_targets = range(SLOT_1_MSG, SLOT_1_MSG + NUM_SLOTS)
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signals = list(zip(['FLRRNumValidTargets',
'FLRRSnsrBlckd', 'FLRRYawRtPlsblityFlt',
'FLRRHWFltPrsntInt', 'FLRRAntTngFltPrsnt',
'FLRRAlgnFltPrsnt', 'FLRRSnstvFltPrsntInt'] +
['TrkRange'] * NUM_SLOTS + ['TrkRangeRate'] * NUM_SLOTS +
['TrkRangeAccel'] * NUM_SLOTS + ['TrkAzimuth'] * NUM_SLOTS +
['TrkWidth'] * NUM_SLOTS + ['TrkObjectID'] * NUM_SLOTS,
[RADAR_HEADER_MSG] * 7 + radar_targets * 6,
[0] * 7 +
[0.0] * NUM_SLOTS + [0.0] * NUM_SLOTS +
[0.0] * NUM_SLOTS + [0.0] * NUM_SLOTS +
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6 years ago
[0.0] * NUM_SLOTS + [0] * NUM_SLOTS))
checks = []
return CANParser(dbc_f, signals, checks, canbus.obstacle)
else:
return None
class RadarInterface(object):
def __init__(self, CP):
# radar
self.pts = {}
self.delay = 0.0 # Delay of radar
canbus = CanBus()
print "Using %d as obstacle CAN bus ID" % canbus.obstacle
self.rcp = create_radard_can_parser(canbus, CP.carFingerprint)
context = zmq.Context()
self.logcan = messaging.sub_sock(context, service_list['can'].port)
def update(self):
updated_messages = set()
ret = car.RadarState.new_message()
while 1:
if self.rcp is None:
time.sleep(0.05) # nothing to do
return ret
tm = int(sec_since_boot() * 1e9)
updated_messages.update(self.rcp.update(tm, True))
if LAST_RADAR_MSG in updated_messages:
break
header = self.rcp.vl[RADAR_HEADER_MSG]
fault = header['FLRRSnsrBlckd'] or header['FLRRSnstvFltPrsntInt'] or \
header['FLRRYawRtPlsblityFlt'] or header['FLRRHWFltPrsntInt'] or \
header['FLRRAntTngFltPrsnt'] or header['FLRRAlgnFltPrsnt']
errors = []
if not self.rcp.can_valid:
errors.append("commIssue")
if fault:
errors.append("fault")
ret.errors = errors
currentTargets = set()
num_targets = header['FLRRNumValidTargets']
# Not all radar messages describe targets,
# no need to monitor all of the self.rcp.msgs_upd
for ii in updated_messages:
if ii == RADAR_HEADER_MSG:
continue
if num_targets == 0:
break
cpt = self.rcp.vl[ii]
# Zero distance means it's an empty target slot
if cpt['TrkRange'] > 0.0:
targetId = cpt['TrkObjectID']
currentTargets.add(targetId)
if targetId not in self.pts:
self.pts[targetId] = car.RadarState.RadarPoint.new_message()
self.pts[targetId].trackId = targetId
distance = cpt['TrkRange']
self.pts[targetId].dRel = distance # from front of car
# From driver's pov, left is positive
deg_to_rad = np.pi/180.
self.pts[targetId].yRel = math.sin(deg_to_rad * cpt['TrkAzimuth']) * distance
self.pts[targetId].vRel = cpt['TrkRangeRate']
self.pts[targetId].aRel = float('nan')
self.pts[targetId].yvRel = float('nan')
for oldTarget in self.pts.keys():
if not oldTarget in currentTargets:
del self.pts[oldTarget]
ret.points = self.pts.values()
return ret
if __name__ == "__main__":
RI = RadarInterface(None)
while 1:
ret = RI.update()
print(chr(27) + "[2J")
print(ret)