Stanford Racing Team's Entry In The 2005 DARPA Grand Challenge
Stanford Racing Team
- Year
- 2005
- Citations
- 14
Abstract
The Stanford Racing Team (SRT) has successfully developed an autonomous robotic vehicle capable of driving through desert terrain without human intervention. The SRT vehicle Stanley is based on a reinforced Volkswagen Touareg, equipped with a custom drive-by-wire system, a sensor rack, and a computing system. The vehicle is controlled through a distributed software system that uses inertial sensing for pose estimation, and lasers, vision, and RADAR for environmental perception. Sensor data is mapped into a drivability map, which is used to set the direction and velocity of the vehicle. A major emphasis of the SRT has been early development of a prototype end-to-end system, to enable extensive testing in authentic desert terrain.
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