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Autonomous Navigation of KUVE (KIST Unmanned Vehicle Electric)

KUVE (KIST 무인 주행 전기 자동차)의 자율 주행

  • Received : 2010.03.15
  • Accepted : 2010.04.30
  • Published : 2010.07.01

Abstract

This article describes the system architecture of KUVE (KIST Unmanned Vehicle Electric) and unmanned autonomous navigation of it in KIST. KUVE, which is an electric light-duty vehicle, is equipped with two laser range finders, a vision camera, a differential GPS system, an inertial measurement unit, odometers, and control computers for autonomous navigation. KUVE estimates and tracks the boundary of road such as curb and line using a laser range finder and a vision camera. It follows predetermined trajectory if there is no detectable boundary of road using the DGPS, IMU, and odometers. KUVE has over 80% of success rate of autonomous navigation in KIST.

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