Mobile object control device, mobile object control method, and storage medium
A mobile object control device of an embodiment includes a lane marking candidate recognizer configured to recognize candidates for a lane marking that demarcates a traveling lane in which a mobile object travels from an image including surroundings of the mobile object captured by an imaging unit, a virtual line setter configured to set at least one or more virtual lines outside of the lane marking recognized in the past as a lane marking that demarcates the traveling lane, when viewed from the mobile object, and a lane marking searcher configured to search for a lane marking that demarcates a current traveling lane of the mobile object on the basis of the lane marking candidates recognized by the lane marking candidate recognizer and the one or more virtual lines.
1. A mobile object control device comprising:
a lane marking candidate recognizer configured to recognize candidates for a lane marking that demarcates a traveling lane in which a mobile object travels from an image including surroundings of the mobile object captured by an imaging unit;
a virtual line setter configured to set at least one or more virtual lines outside of the lane marking recognized in the past as a lane marking that demarcates the traveling lane, when viewed from the mobile object; and
a lane marking searcher configured to search for a lane marking that demarcates a current traveling lane of the mobile object on the basis of the lane marking candidates recognized by the lane marking candidate recognizer and the one or more virtual lines.
2. The mobile object control device according to claim 1 ,
wherein the virtual line setter sets the virtual line to a position where a road boundary including the current traveling lane of the mobile object is expected to be present.
3. The mobile object control device according to claim 1 ,
wherein the virtual line setter sets a virtual line at a position that is a predetermined distance away from a lane marking recognized in the past as a lane marking that demarcates the traveling lane.
4. The mobile object control device according to claim 1 ,
wherein the lane marking searcher determines, among the lane marking candidates, a lane marking candidate that is closest to the lane marking which demarcated the traveling lane in the past as a lane marking that demarcates a current traveling lane of the mobile object.
5. The mobile object control device according to claim 1 ,
wherein the lane marking searcher does not determine, among the lane marking candidates, a lane marking candidate whose distance from the virtual line is within a predetermined distance as a lane marking that demarcates a current traveling lane of the mobile object.
6. The mobile object control device according to claim 1 ,
wherein the lane marking searcher recognizes, among the lane marking candidates, a lane marking candidate whose distance from the virtual line is within a predetermined distance as a boundary line other than a lane marking that demarcates a current traveling lane of the mobile object.
7. The mobile object control device according to claim 1 , further comprising:
a driving controller configured to control one or both of speed and steering of the mobile object such that the mobile object travels along the lane marking that demarcates a traveling lane of the mobile object, which is determined by the lane marking searcher.
8. A mobile object control method comprising:
by a computer of a mobile object control device,
recognizing candidates for a lane marking that demarcates a traveling lane in which a mobile object travels from an image including surroundings of the mobile object captured by an imaging unit;
setting at least one or more of virtual lines outside of a lane marking recognized in the past as a lane marking that demarcates the traveling lane, when viewed from the mobile object; and
searching for a lane marking that demarcates a current traveling lane of the mobile object on the basis of the recognized lane marking candidates and the set one or more virtual lines.
9. A computer-readable non-transitory storage medium that has stored a program causing a computer of a mobile object control device to execute:
recognizing candidates for a lane marking that demarcates a traveling lane in which a mobile object travels from an image including surroundings of the mobile object captured by an imaging unit;
setting at least one or more of virtual lines outside of a lane marking recognized in the past as a lane marking that demarcates the traveling lane, when viewed from the mobile object; and
searching for a lane marking that demarcates a current traveling lane of the mobile object on the basis of the recognized lane marking candidates and the set one or more virtual lines.