autonomous vehicle
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Autonomous High-Speed Swerving Vehicle using the VL53L5CX Sensor The primary objective is to develop a high-speed autonomous vehicle that utilizes a VL53L5CX multizone Lidar sensor to execute fluid, real-time swerving maneuvers instead of traditional "stop-and-turn" movements. By leveraging 8x8 spatial depth mapping, the system maintains continuous forward momentum while proactively navigating around obstacles via a timed S-curve… |
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PİRANA, A Kamikaze Drone Boat Controlled From The Sky Turkey-based defense company Makine ve Kimya Endüstrisi (MKE) introduced a kamikaze unmanned surface vessel (KUSV) called the PİRANA. This crewless drone boat’s designed to attack enemy ships and other coastal targets. It approximately weighs 1,200 kgs and is capable of speeds greater than 50 knots, which is roughly 93 kmph. In June 2025, a key capability was demonstrated:… |
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Turn a Toy Tank into a DIY Autonomous Rover with Arduino If you have ever wondered what could be done with a simple RC toy, YouTuber ‘Basement Creations’ has transformed the toy into a fully functional autonomous rover, complete with GPS navigation and telemetry. The base of the project is a toy modeled after the real-life Ripsaw vehicle, known for its unique double differential steering system. Powered by an Arduino board and motor driver,… |
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This DIY Submarine Explores The Ocean on Its Own A team of DIY engineers is working on building a fully autonomous submarine. They are different from the previous models that rely on joysticks for navigation and control. The new design aims to navigate independently into the depths of the ocean. One big challenge is that GPS doesn’t work underwater, so the submarine has to… |
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Infineon Introduces RASIC CTRX8191F Radar with Next Gen 4D Imaging for Optimized Autonomous Driving Detection Infineon Technologies launched the RASIC CTRX8191F radar, which provides a new generation of 4D and HD imaging solutions that offer higher performance and a better signal-to-noise ratio compared to the previous generations. This radar is designed specifically to meet the demands of automated and autonomous driving vehicles and provides high performance at a minimum… |
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DigiKey Debuts City Digital Season 4 Video Series Focused on Artificial Intelligence THIEF RIVER FALLS, Minnesota, USA - DigiKey, a leading global commerce distributor offering the largest selection of technical components and automation products in stock for immediate shipment, announced the release of Season 4 of the City Digital video series, “AI in the Smart World,” sponsored by Molex and STMicroelectronics. The new season of the three-episode… |
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Autonomous Lane Detection Car Using Raspberry Pi and OpenCV - Part 2 Self-driving cars are one of the modern world's newest fads. These self-driving cars rely on highly advanced control systems, sensors, actuators, complex algorithms, machine learning systems, and powerful processors. Road lane detection is one of the important things in a self-driving car as it helps the car to keep driving in between the lines. As we all know,… |
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By 2024, EVs will be furnished with autonomous vehicle (AV) capabilities, Claims NVIDIA Hyperion 8 has been crafted to reduce time to market for several OEMs that utilizes it and also, it is equipped with some top-notch hardware components at its core The US-based international technology firm NVIDIA, which design graphics processing units is now all set to unleash its proficient self-driving technology stack. Jenseng Huang, the CEO has also highlighted the company’s aims… |
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Autonomous Lane Detection Car Using Raspberry Pi and OpenCV - Part 1 In this project, we are going to build a Lane Detection Car using Raspberry Pi and OpenCV. Before proceeding with this project, make sure that you have a basic idea of how to use OpenCV using python in Raspberry Pi. The lane detection problem is typically framed as a semantic or instance segmentation problem to identify the pixels that belong to the lane class. We need… |
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New Machine Learning Algorithms for Self-driving Cars to Learn to Drive by Watching Other Cars The researchers claims that one hour of driving data was utilised for machine learning purposes, 92% of the vehicles arrived safely at their destinations devoid of any damage A Boston University researcher, Eshed Ohn-Bar is now trying hard to introduce innovative ways of self-driving cars to learn and identify the technologies of safe driving, which… |