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5 May 2017 The 25th Annual Intelligent Ground Vehicle Competition (IGVC): building engineering students into roboticists
Andrew Kosinski, Bernie Theisen, Gerald Lane, KaC Cheok, Jane Tarakhovsky
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Abstract
The IGVC is a college level autonomous unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) competition that encompasses a wide variety of engineering professions – mechanical, electrical, computer engineering and computer science. It requires engineering students from these varied professions to collaborate in order to develop a truly integrated engineering product, a fully autonomous UGV. Students must overcome a large variety of engineering technical challenges in control theory, power requirements/distribution, cognition, machine vision, vehicle electronics, sensors, systems integration, vehicle steering, fault tolerance/redundancy, noise filtering, PCB design/analysis/selection, vehicle engineering analysis, design, fabrication, field testing, lane-following, avoiding obstacles, vehicle simulation/virtual evaluation, GPS/waypoint navigation, safety design, etc.
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Andrew Kosinski, Bernie Theisen, Gerald Lane, KaC Cheok, and Jane Tarakhovsky "The 25th Annual Intelligent Ground Vehicle Competition (IGVC): building engineering students into roboticists", Proc. SPIE 10195, Unmanned Systems Technology XIX, 101950Y (5 May 2017); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2264161
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KEYWORDS
Robots

Sensors

Robotics

Safety

Intelligence systems

Unmanned systems

Navigation systems

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