What problem does it solve? Engineers developing autonomous driving systems for the Chinese market need a structured framework to define and manage Operational Design Domain (ODD) boundaries, but the relevant China GB/T standard requirements are scattered and hard to apply consistently. ## Core Features & Use Cases - ODD Definition Framework: Provides a five-dimension taxonomy covering road conditions, traffic conditions, environmental conditions, digital infrastructure, and geographic regions aligned with the China GB/T draft standard. - ODD Boundary Management: Describes strategies for ODD entry, in-ODD monitoring, exit warnings, minimum risk maneuvers (MRM), and conservative handling of uncertain conditions. - Standards Traceability: Maps relationships to ISO 34503 (ODD Specification) and GB/T 40429 (driving automation classification). - Use Case: A safety engineer defining the ODD for a highway pilot feature can use this framework to enumerate lane geometry limits, weather constraints, GNSS accuracy requirements, and geofenced regions, then specify takeover request behavior when conditions exit the ODD. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to define the ODD boundary conditions and exit strategy for an L3 highway autonomous driving feature targeting the Chinese market.
