Computer Vision
Computer Vision
Robotics
Project | LiDAR Object Detection (C++)
Implemented a pipeline for object detection in LiDAR point dataset. The pipeline reduces LiDAR points using voxel grid reduction for faster detection, followed an implementation of RANSAC to separate ground LiDAR points from object data points. The separated object points are clustered together using a kd-tree structure. The cluster point clouds are detected objects.
Project | Vehicle Tracking using Sensor Fusion and Unscented Kalman Filter (C++)
The pipeline implements UKF to track a vehicle moving on a non-linear path forming an eight shape in a simulator. The pipeline has been implemented in C++. Simulated LiDAR and Radar data is used by the filter to estimate and track the car in the simulation.
Project | Vehicle Tracking using Sensor Fusion and Unscented Kalman Filter (C++)
The pipeline implements UKF to track a vehicle moving on a non-linear path forming an eight shape in a simulator. The pipeline has been implemented in C++. Simulated LiDAR and Radar data is used by the filter to estimate and track the car in the simulation.
Project | Object tracking in 3D space (C++)
Implemented a pipeline for tracking and calculating Time-To-Collision with preceding vehicle using LiDAR and Camera data in 3D space. The LiDAR data points have been projected on to the vehicle camera image frame and a bounding box created to encasulate preceding vehicle.
Project | Vehicle Tracking using Sensor Fusion and Extended Kalman Filter (EKF) (C++)
The pipeline implements EKF to track a vehicle moving on a non-linear path forming an eight shape in a simulator. The pipeline has been implemented in C++. Simulated LiDAR and Radar data is used by the filter to estimate and track the car in the simulation.
Project | MPC Controller for Self Driving Car (C++)
A self driving car will have drive itself based on control inputs to minimize the Cross Track Error (CTE) for the car. The implementation is done in python. This project completed as part of an online Udacity course and the Self driving car simulator provided by Udacity is used to test the implementation