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Calibrated Multichannel Monocular Ranging From Standardized License Plates With Metrology-Exact Validation
Longitudinal driver assistance depends on the distance to the vehicle ahead, a quantity normally supplied by radar, laser scanner, or stereo pair. However, a low-cost camera can estimate the distance as well, taking the rear license plate as a metric reference, including standards fix both the plate
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