Mission Control, MC
This subsystem is responsible for planning a path and creating a map representation.
Learn moreThe project consists of developing multiple autonomous vehicles that will be able to handle complex scenarios in a road network using route planning, behavioural planning, motion planning, control theory and communication. The vehicles should be able to handle these scenarios in a safe and efficient manner, making sure collisions are avoided at all costs. Most scenarios are commonly encountered in a standard road network, such as overtakes, roundabouts and intersections, but the vehicles should also be able to drive in a convoy, using communication to limit the distance between them.
ROS is an open-source, meta-operating system for your robot. It provides the services you would expect from an operating system, including hardware abstraction, low-level device control, implementation of commonly-used functionality, message-passing between processes, and package management. It also provides tools and libraries for obtaining, building, writing, and running code across multiple computers.
This subsystem is responsible for planning a path and creating a map representation.
Learn moreThis subsystem responsible for handle everything the cars are able to perceive.
Learn moreThis subsystem is responsible for making decisions based on the current surronding and its goal.
Learn moreThis subsystem is responsible for computing a safe and feasible trajectory for the car.
Learn moreThis subsystem is responsible for the motion control of the car.
Learn moreThe simulator is needed to be able to limit live testing.
Learn moreThe GUI is a conveniet tool for interacting and communicating with the cars.
Learn moreThe finished result can be seen in the video below.
Name | Description |
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Andreas Lundgren | Project Leader |
Julius Kokko Ekholm | Documentation |
Adam Ahlgren | Software |
Karl Gudmundson | Testing |
Anton Kullberg | Software |
Jonathan Hanses | Design |
Andreas Larsson | Information |
Sten Magnusson | Hardware |