Introducing aUToronto's SAE Autodrive Challenge II Year 1 perception cart design.
This year instead of working on a vehicle directly, we mainly focused on tweaking the design and configuration of our Round II perception sensor system.
Let's hope our perception system design can perform well in the competition in less than 2 months!
Who needs a deer dummy when there are bunch of real deer on the field😂
After a long work session, our perception cart starts to have more resemblance of an autonomous vehicle!
Featuring our mechanical team lead Kevin, electrical team lead Francisco, and our exhausted team principal who definitely can use some more exercises!
Nothing beats a clean organized electronics drawer! Individually controlled, fused and grounded! Can you guess how many sensors we are using this year?
AUToronto would like to thanks our sponsor @redarc_electronics @redarc_usa for their award winning Redvision TVMS and Manager 30 BMS system. With a complex electrical system as our autonomous vehicle sensor and equipment suite, Redvision's control capability and Manager 30's power delivery capability has been put to test!
New round and new sensor! Let's go outside and collect some data at out beautiful downtown campus!
New round of competition goes with new top of the line machine learning server! Can't wait to start training for this year!
Introducing the new leads for the 2021-2022 aUToronto team.
Meet Francisco Granda, a 2nd year M.Eng at UTAIS. He’s responsible for the development of the power delivery system. Francisco’s team will focus on efficiency and innovation to come up with new ideas in the design. Additionally, the team will tackle the task of creating a ‘heartbeat’ for the car so that the sensors work in sync and harmony. Francisco loves science fiction stories that serve an inspiration to work in cool project and look into the future!
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Introducing the new leads for the 2021-2022 aUToronto team.
Meet Matthew Teichman, a first year MEng student in the MIE department. He has worked in a wide-range of areas including network systems, embedded systems, IoT systems and controls. Matt received his BAS in Mechatronics Engineering in 2021 from the University of Waterloo. When not working, you can find him up north fishing, hiking and mountain
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