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The IGVC challenges student teams to develop an autonomous & interoperable ground vehicle that can maneuver in lanes and through chicanes and flags while also finding six GPS waypoints along the way. Research topics in this project includes artificial intelligence, computer vision, sensor-fusion, UDP based network software, real-time embedded software engineering, CPS (Cyber Physical Systems), and IoRT (Internet of Robotic Things). All the technologies of this project can be directly applied to the development of self-driving and connected vehicles.

(Pikki Pikki) MathDance workshops hosted by UN on Sep 18 and 25, 9am-11am (EDT)
09/05/2024

(Pikki Pikki) MathDance workshops hosted by UN on Sep 18 and 25, 9am-11am (EDT)

Last year's NSF Self-Drive Research Experiences for Undergraduate (REU) Project demo video can be found at: https://yout...
07/13/2024

Last year's NSF Self-Drive Research Experiences for Undergraduate (REU) Project demo video can be found at: https://youtu.be/byAOUj1gJRY?si=IFaF5wY6qzYZOX42

This year's project demo will be held on Monday, July 15, 2:30pm - 3:30pm at LTU Lot H. LTU's Campus Map is at: https://lnkd.in/gAj7KNgw
The demo is open to the public.

Meet the students from across the nation who participated in this summer's NSF-supported Research Experiences for Undergraduates program at LTU, learning to ...

02/18/2024
06/24/2023

Helping Chung’s team to create and develop new technology are students from an eight-week National Science Foundation-funded summer research program.

2023 Self-Drive results
06/21/2023

2023 Self-Drive results

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