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Self Driving Car Nano Degree

This repository contains my project submissions for Udacity's self driving car nano degree.

The Self-Driving Car Engineer is an online certification intended to prepare students to become self-driving car engineers. The program was developed by Udacity in partnership with Mercedes-Benz, NVIDIA, Otto, DiDi, BMW, McLaren and NextEv.

Program Outline:

Term 1: Deep Learning and Computer Vision (Started Jan 2017)

Deep Learning

  • Project 2: Traffic Sign Classifier (Deep Learning) - Use tensorflow to train a convolution neural network capable of detecting road side traffic signs.
  • Project 3: Behavioural Cloning (Deep Learning): Train a car to drive in a 3D simulator using a deep neural network.

Computer Vision

  • Project 1: Finding Lane Lines (Intro to Computer Vision): Introductory project which used basic computer vision techniques like canny edge and hough transforms to detect lane lines
  • Project 4: Advanced Lane Lines (Computer Vision): Use of image thresholding, warping and fitting lanes lines to develop a more robust method of detecting lane lines on a road
  • Project 5: Vehicle Detection (Computer Vision): Use of HOG and SVM to detect vehicles on a road

Term 2: Sensor Fusion, Localisation and Control (Started March 2017)

  1. Sensor Fusion
  • Combining lidar and radar data to track objects in the environment using Kalman filters.
  1. Localisation
  • Locate a car relative to the world (Align a car and sensors to the map).
  • Use particle filters to localise the vehicle.
  1. Control
  • Fundamental concepts of robotic control.
  • Build algorithms to steer car and wheels so as to meet an objective.

Term 3: Path Planning, Controlling a Self-Driving Car

Path Planning: Finding a sequence of steps in a maze (navigating cities, parking lots) Put your code in a self-driving car