cirquit
PhD student with a focus on machine learning, distributed systems and functional programming.
Autonomous Driving at FSG
Alexander Isenko
03.01.2019
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USA, Michigan 1981
Germany, Hockenheim 2017
Competition between universities
High-Tech automotive sponsors
Formula Student
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Formula Student Germany 2018
3650 Students
from all over the world
59 Combustion Teams
40 Electrical Teams
17 Driverless Teams
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Statics
Business Plan: 75 points
Cost Report:
100 points
Engineering Design:
325 points
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Dynamic Event - Acceleration
Straight track length: 75m
75 points
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Dynamic Event - Skid Pad
75 points
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Dynamic Event - Track Drive
350 points
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Club @ UAS Munich
Combustion
Since 2006
Electrical
Since 2010
Driverless
Since 2017
Interdisciplinary team of 100+ students from UAS Munich & LMU
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PWe8.17 / PWd2.18
FSAustria
2017
Business Plan
FSAustria
2017
Acceleration
FSGermany
2017
Gesamt
#3
#1
#1
FSItaly
2018
FSGermany
2018
Acceleration
FSGermany
2018
Gesamt
#5
#2
#2
Gesamt
Acceleration 0-100km/h: 2.1s
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Sponsors
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Architecture
11
Sensoric Overview
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Autonomous Pipeline
CLARA
Cone-based Localization for Autonomous Racing Applications
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SLAM Requirements
- O(1) space time complexity
- At least 100Hz frequency
- +/- 15cm error per lap
- Reuse objects for visual odometry
- Reusable API for different object sensors (Lidar / Stereo Camera)
- Concise logging + Interface for Python
Hard Requirements
Soft Requirements
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SLAM Problem
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Mapping with Specialized Gaussian Mixture Model
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Mapping with Specialized Gaussian Mixture Model
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Localization with Extended Kalman Filter
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Localization with Extended Kalman Filter
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Visual Odometry
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Questions
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Backup - Data Association
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Backup - Localization
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Backup - Localization
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Backup - Visualization
Autonomous Driving at FSG 2018
By cirquit
