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== Introduction ==
= Introduction =
A model car (scale 1:20) equipped with a camera should drive autonomously in the right lane. Usually this is done by image processing. In this bachelor thesis steering angle and video are used to train an artificial intelligence (AI) to drive autonomously on the track (see Fig. 1)
A model car (scale 1:20) equipped with a camera should drive autonomously in the right lane. Usually this is done by image processing. In this bachelor thesis steering angle and video are used to train an artificial intelligence (AI) to drive autonomously on the track (see Fig. 1)


== Task list ==
= Task list =
# Familiarization with the topic
# Familiarization with the topic
# Set up requirements for the system
# Set up requirements for the system
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# Scientific documentation as a wiki article with an animated gif
# Scientific documentation as a wiki article with an animated gif


== Knowledge Requirements ==
= Knowledge Requirements =
The project requires prior knowledge in some but not all of the following subject areas. If you do not meet the requirements, the task can be individually adapted based on your previous knowledge.
The project requires prior knowledge in some but not all of the following subject areas. If you do not meet the requirements, the task can be individually adapted based on your previous knowledge.
* Model making (e.g. woodworking, metalworking, CAD, 3D printing)   
* Model making (e.g. woodworking, metalworking, CAD, 3D printing)   
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* Documentation with Word and in the HSHL Wiki.
* Documentation with Word and in the HSHL Wiki.


== Requirements for scientific work ==
= Requirements for scientific work =
* Scientific approach (project plan, etc.), useful article: [[Gantt-Diagramm| Create Gantt chart]]
* Scientific approach (project plan, etc.), useful article: [[Gantt-Diagramm| Create Gantt chart]]
* Weekly progress reports (informative), update the table [[Diskussion:Autonomous_Road_Surveying|Meeting Minutes]] in conversation with Prof. Schneider
* Weekly progress reports (informative), update the table [[Diskussion:Autonomous_Road_Surveying|Meeting Minutes]] in conversation with Prof. Schneider

Version vom 27. Februar 2025, 10:45 Uhr

Fig. 1: Track in the Lab im Labor Autonome Systeme
Autor: Qamar Sajjad
Art: Bachelorarbeit/bachelor thesis
Starttermin: TBD
Abgabetermin: TBD
Betreuer: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Schneider

Introduction

A model car (scale 1:20) equipped with a camera should drive autonomously in the right lane. Usually this is done by image processing. In this bachelor thesis steering angle and video are used to train an artificial intelligence (AI) to drive autonomously on the track (see Fig. 1)

Task list

  1. Familiarization with the topic
  2. Set up requirements for the system
  3. Research on solutions for the task
  4. Implementation in MATLAB® - input are video and steering angle
  5. Evaluation of the solutions using a morphological box ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morphological_box Zwicky box)
  6. Implementation the most promising on the JetRacer
  7. CAD design and 3D printing of prism mount for the JetRacer
  8. Prism assembly and recording of the vehicle movement
  9. Evaluate the results based on technical features
  10. Discussion of the results
  11. Testing of the system requirements - proof of functionality
  12. Scientific documentation as a wiki article with an animated gif

Knowledge Requirements

The project requires prior knowledge in some but not all of the following subject areas. If you do not meet the requirements, the task can be individually adapted based on your previous knowledge.

  • Model making (e.g. woodworking, metalworking, CAD, 3D printing)
  • MATLAB®/Simulink
  • Robotics
  • Control technology (line tracker)
  • Document versioning with SVN
  • Documentation with Word and in the HSHL Wiki.

Requirements for scientific work

Getting started


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