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Motion Planning for Self-Driving Cars
National Taiwan University
10 Cours
L'Université Nationale de Taïwan (NTU) est une université de recherche de classe mondiale située à Taipei, Taïwan. Elle dispose d'un corps professoral de premier ordre, de programmes académiques complets, et d'une atmosphère amicale et dynamique qui en fait l'endroit parfait pour étudier et faire de la recherche.
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Welcome to the "Motion Planning for Self-Driving Cars" course, offered as part of the University of Toronto's comprehensive Self-Driving Cars Specialization on Coursera. This intermediate-level course is designed for individuals with a background in robotics, eager to delve into the intricacies of autonomous driving.
Throughout the course, participants will explore the core planning tasks pivotal to self-driving technology, including mission planning, behavior planning, and local planning.
Learners will gain hands-on experience with algorithms essential for navigating self-driving cars safely, such as Dijkstra's and the A* algorithm, for finding the most efficient paths. The course also covers the use of finite state machines for selecting safe driving behaviors, designing optimal paths and velocity profiles for maneuvering around obstacles while adhering to traffic regulations, and constructing occupancy grid maps for effective collision checking.
By the culmination of this course, participants will have the skills to develop a comprehensive motion planning solution, capable of guiding a self-driving car from point A to B safely and efficiently, simulating typical human driving behavior.
An exciting opportunity awaits in the final project, where learners will apply their knowledge to implement a hierarchical motion planner in the CARLA simulator. This project challenges students to navigate through various scenarios, such as avoiding a parked vehicle, following a lead vehicle, and safely crossing an intersection, all while adapting to the unpredictability of real-world environments.
This course is ideal for those with programming knowledge in Python 3.0, along with a good understanding of Linear Algebra and calculus, looking to make significant strides in autonomous vehicle technology.
Offered by the prestigious University of Toronto and available on Coursera, this course falls under both Autonomous Vehicles and Dijkstra's Algorithm categories, promising a rich learning experience in the field of self-driving cars.
University:
National Taiwan University. Provider:
Coursera.
Categories:
Autonomous Vehicles Courses, Dijkstra's Algorithm Courses.
Enseigné par
Steven Waslander and Jonathan Kelly
