Ref B to Road Lines

Updated on Mar 4, 2026
Channel NameDescriptionUnit
RangeB-L1The lateral distance betweenLine Reference Point BtoLine 1.This channel is measured perpendicularly to the surveyed line.m
TTCB-L1TheTime To CrossofLine Reference Point BcrossingLine 1given the vehicle's current lateral speed towards the line.s
LatSpdsvB-L1TheLateral SpeedofLine Reference Point BtowardsLine 1.kmh
AnglesvB-L1TheAnglebetweenLine Reference Point Band the tangent ofLine 1.°
Status-svTheDGPS Statusof the Subject Vehicle.0 = No Fix1 = GNSS Standalone3 = RTK Float4 = RTK Fix5 = ABD Pedestrian mode6 = IMU Coast
CurvatureL1-BTheCurvatureofLine 1at the point closest toLine Reference Point B.1/m
RangeB-L2The lateral distance betweenLine Reference Point BtoLine 2.This channel is measured perpendicularly to the surveyed line.m
TTCB-L2TheTime To CrossofLine Reference Point BcrossingLine 2given the vehicle's current lateral speed towards the line.s
LatSpdsvB-L2TheLateral SpeedofLine Reference Point AtowardsLine 2.kmh
AnglesvB-L2TheAnglebetweenLine Reference Point Band the tangent ofLine 2.°
CurvatureL2-BTheCurvatureofLine 2at the point closest toLine Reference Point B.1/m
RangeB-L3The lateral distance betweenLine Reference Point BtoLine 3.This channel is measured perpendicularly to the surveyed line.m
TTCB-L3TheTime To CrossofLine Reference Point BcrossingLine 3given the vehicle's current lateral speed towards the line.s
LatSpdsvB-L3TheLateral SpeedofLine Reference Point BtowardsLine 3.kmh
AnglesvB-L3TheAnglebetweenLine Reference Point Band the tangent ofLine 3.°
Curvature3-BTheCurvatureofLine 3at the point closest toLine Reference Point B.1/m

When testing around a curved lane, the VBOX firmware takes measurements from the corner position to the nearest perpendicular tangent line to the curved lane edge, as shown below.


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