| OMNIDIRECTIONAL AUTONOMOUS ROBOTIC PLATFORM FOR ADVANCED DRIVER ASSISTANCE SYSTEMS TESTING –MOVEMENT, LOCALIZATION AND NAVIGATION POSSIBILITIES
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| Ondřej Lufinka 1,3, Jan Kadeřábek 2, Juraj Prstek 3, Jiří Skála 1, Kamil Kosturik 1 |
1Faculty of Electrical Engineering, University of West Bohemia
2Faculty of Engineering, Czech University of Life Science |
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| ABSTRACT |
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This paper deals with the movement, localization and navigation possibilities of Autonomous Robotic
Platform (ARP). Such a platform is used for ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems) testing in automotive. At the
beginning, the paper discusses different solutions that are already available worldwide and it outlines ideas for improving the
process of this ADAS testing. In the next chapters, ARP that is used as a prototype to test these ideas is introduced mainly
from the embedded electronics point of view, since it is the core of this research. The mechanical design of the prototype is
explained in a different paper, which is cited in the references section. Then the paper focuses on the key aspects of this
research; that is the possibility to achieve an omnidirectional movement to make the testing more variable and to explore
different solutions for the localization and navigation of these platforms. Various sensors are compared with the reference
position and the results are discussed in the last chapter and in the conclusion. Also, the possibility of multiple platforms
synchronisation is proposed. |
| Key Words:
ADAS systems, Autonomous Robotic Platform, Embedded systems, Kalman filtering, Localization, Modularity, Multiple platforms synchronisation, Navigation, Omnidirectional movement, Safety mechanisms
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