The New Generation System for the CMU Navlab
Book Section/Chapter, Vision-Based Vehicle Guidance, pp. 30 - 82, March, 1992
Abstract
The Carnegie—Mellon University Navigational Laboratory (the CMU Navlab) project integrates sensing, image understanding, planning, control, and software systems architectures onto a self-contained mobile robot. The Navlab drives autonomously along a variety of roads (dirt, gravel unmarked bicycle paths, city streets, rural roads) and cross-country. This chapter describes the Navlab and its contributions in color vision, neural nets, 3-D perception, planning, and robot architectures.
Notes
A different version of this paper appears as the journal paper, in two parts, "Towards Autonomous Driving: The CMU Navlab"
A different version of this paper appears as the journal paper, in two parts, "Towards Autonomous Driving: The CMU Navlab"
BibTeX
@incollection{Thorpe-1992-15868,author = {Chuck Thorpe and Martial Hebert and Takeo Kanade and Steven Shafer},
title = {The New Generation System for the CMU Navlab},
booktitle = {Vision-Based Vehicle Guidance},
publisher = {Springer-Verlag},
editor = {Ichiro Masaki},
year = {1992},
month = {March},
pages = {30 - 82},
}
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