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Link to Presentation Not Easy Old House

The DARPA Grand Challenges Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency DARPA Grand Challenge Created in response to a Congressional and DoD mandate: a field test intended to accelerate research and development in autonomous ground vehicles that will help save American lives on the battlefield. The Grand Challenge brings together individuals and organizations from industry, the R&D community, government, the armed services, academia, students, backyard inventors, and automotive enthusiasts in the pursuit of a technological challenge. The First Grand Challenge: Across the Mojave, March 2004 Across the Mojave from Barstow, California to Primm, Nevada :$1 million prize. From the qualifying round at the California Speedway, 15 finalists emerged to attempt the Grand Challenge. The prize went unclaimed as no vehicles were able to complete more than 7.4 miles. The 2005 Grand Challenge Multi-step qualification process: Site Visits, NQE – Semifinals, GC final event 132 miles through the Nevada desert. Course supplied as list of GPS waypoints. October 8, 2005 in the desert near Primm, NV. Prize $2 million. The 2007 Urban Challenge Nov. 2007; 60 miles in an urban environment. Lane keeping, passing, stop-signs, K-turns “driving down Nassau Street”. Range of Prizes

Prospect Eleven & 2005 Competition

2005 Grand Challenge

Constraints Very little budget Simplicity Guiding Principles Objective Enrich the academic experience of the students

Homemade “Unlike the fancy “drive by wire” system employed by Stanford and VW, Princeton’s students built a homemade set of gears to drive their pickup. I could see from the electronics textbook they were using that they were learning as they went.”

the making of a monster

Fall 2004

Fall 2005

Fall 2007

It wasn’t so easy…

Pimp My Ride (a video presentation)

Our Journey to the 2005 Grand Challenge Video Submission March, 2005 Site Visit May, nd Site Visit August, 2005 Semifinals September, 2005 Final Event October 3, teams 40 semi-finalists 10 th Seed of 23 finalists 9 alternate semi-finalists 3 additional semi-finalists 195 entries Complete 9.5 miles Autonomously Return to Mojave Run: 2005 course BB; 2004 course 3 weeks later Video NQE Run Video After 8 miles

AchievementsAchievements in the 2005

Link to GPS Tracks

Participation in the 2007

Spring 2007

The 2007 DARPA Urban Challenge Complete 60 miles of autonomous driving in under 6 hours. Navigate within a complex urban & suburban environment – handling GPS outages. Stop signs, parking lots, passing, merging into traffic. Link to a sample layout

2007 Semifinalist in the 2007 DARPA Urban Challenge Stereo and Monocular cameras, along with RADAR Homebrew State Estimation system

Prospect12_TestRun

Substrate Cognition ActuationPerception Environment

Perception

Monocular VISION

Lane DETECTION

Stereo VISION

Obstacle DETECTION

Precision GPS MEMS IMU

Sensor FUSION

Cognition

Global and Local NAVIGATION

Actuation

Home-brewed ELECTRONICS

Mechanical ACTUATORS

Substrate

dual-core PROCESSING

Microsoft ROBOTICS STUDIO Was a mistake Now switched to thread safe Windows with C++