A Robust QR and Computer Vision-Based Sensorless Steering Angle Control, Localization, and Motion Planning of Self-Driving Vehicles
Autonomous path following has gained tremendous popularity during the last few decades. Numerous researchers have contributed to the development of highly automated navigation systems using different types of sensors and their combination. However, their proposed approaches do not provide a cost-eff...
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oai:doaj.org-article:0efa66bb8f7f4e3eab205304d8461a402021-11-17T00:00:20ZA Robust QR and Computer Vision-Based Sensorless Steering Angle Control, Localization, and Motion Planning of Self-Driving Vehicles2169-353610.1109/ACCESS.2021.3124636https://doaj.org/article/0efa66bb8f7f4e3eab205304d8461a402021-01-01T00:00:00Zhttps://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/9597536/https://doaj.org/toc/2169-3536Autonomous path following has gained tremendous popularity during the last few decades. Numerous researchers have contributed to the development of highly automated navigation systems using different types of sensors and their combination. However, their proposed approaches do not provide a cost-efficient solution because of the deployment of exorbitant and sophisticated sensors, which remains a challenging problem for customized vehicles used in academic research. To overcome this issue, this study presents an economically efficient sensorless steering angle approach that employs a single camera for steering control and quick response (QR) based localization of a vehicle. Moreover, we used SONAR for object detection in a defined route to avoid possible collisions. The proposed technique combines a Probablistic Hough Transfrom for lane detection and QR codes, which helps the vehicle stay in its lane for stabilized control. To prove the efficiency of our approach, we tested it on our developed prototype vehicle named EMO. To validate the proposed approach through in-field testing, we designed a customized test track within the campus. The experimental results show the benefit of our proposed approach compared to existing methods available in the literature.Samia AbidBashir HayatSarmad ShafiqueZain AliBilal AhmedFaisal RiazTae-Eung SungKi-Il KimIEEEarticleSensorless steering angle controllocalizationlane detectionquick responseElectrical engineering. Electronics. Nuclear engineeringTK1-9971ENIEEE Access, Vol 9, Pp 151766-151774 (2021) |
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Autonomous path following has gained tremendous popularity during the last few decades. Numerous researchers have contributed to the development of highly automated navigation systems using different types of sensors and their combination. However, their proposed approaches do not provide a cost-efficient solution because of the deployment of exorbitant and sophisticated sensors, which remains a challenging problem for customized vehicles used in academic research. To overcome this issue, this study presents an economically efficient sensorless steering angle approach that employs a single camera for steering control and quick response (QR) based localization of a vehicle. Moreover, we used SONAR for object detection in a defined route to avoid possible collisions. The proposed technique combines a Probablistic Hough Transfrom for lane detection and QR codes, which helps the vehicle stay in its lane for stabilized control. To prove the efficiency of our approach, we tested it on our developed prototype vehicle named EMO. To validate the proposed approach through in-field testing, we designed a customized test track within the campus. The experimental results show the benefit of our proposed approach compared to existing methods available in the literature. |
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Samia Abid Bashir Hayat Sarmad Shafique Zain Ali Bilal Ahmed Faisal Riaz Tae-Eung Sung Ki-Il Kim |
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A Robust QR and Computer Vision-Based Sensorless Steering Angle Control, Localization, and Motion Planning of Self-Driving Vehicles |
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A Robust QR and Computer Vision-Based Sensorless Steering Angle Control, Localization, and Motion Planning of Self-Driving Vehicles |
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A Robust QR and Computer Vision-Based Sensorless Steering Angle Control, Localization, and Motion Planning of Self-Driving Vehicles |
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A Robust QR and Computer Vision-Based Sensorless Steering Angle Control, Localization, and Motion Planning of Self-Driving Vehicles |
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A Robust QR and Computer Vision-Based Sensorless Steering Angle Control, Localization, and Motion Planning of Self-Driving Vehicles |
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robust qr and computer vision-based sensorless steering angle control, localization, and motion planning of self-driving vehicles |
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