Udacity Self-Driving Car Engineer Nanodegree projects.
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Udacity Self-Driving Car Engineer Nanodegree projects.
⚡ The Mobile Robot Programming Toolkit (MRPT)
solution of exercises of the book "probabilistic robotics"
Implementation of "A Random Finite Set Approach for Dynamic Occupancy Grid Maps with Real-Time Application"
An implementation of the Particle Filter using C++ for the purposes of localization.
A flexible, modern, C++ recursive Bayesian estimation library.
ROS package of Depth-Based Bayesian Object Tracking
Kalman filter sanctuary - including continuous-discrete extended Kalman filter. Bring additional filters here for a bigger collection.
Sensor Fusion and Localization related projects of Udacity's Self-driving Car Nanodegree Program:
🚀 SLAM for autonomous planetary rovers with global localization
This repository contains C++ code for implementation of Particle Filter to localize a vehicle kidnapped in a closed environment. This task was implemented to partially fulfill Term-II goals of Udacity's self driving car nanodegree program.
Custom navigation stack for Turtlebot3. Includes Fast SLAM, EKF SLAM, several path planners, and a model predictive path integral controller.
Self Driving Car Nanodegree Offered By Udacity
Generic Sensor Fusion Package for ROS
C++/CUDA solutions, slides, and resources for Udacity's Intro to Computer Vision (UD810) course.
2D LiDAR scanner simulator with map editor implemented in C++ / ROS
Rcpp bindings for Sequential Monte Carlo
A Particle Filter algorithm which could be used to localize an autonomous system such as a UAV or a self-driving car.
Implemented a C++ particle filter for real-time vehicle localization with only current visual observations and a map.
SIA - C++/Python library for model-based stochastic estimation and optimal control
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