Navigation for Autonomous Vehicles course! 🚁
@MIT Visual Navigation for Autonomous Vehicles (VNAV) course is available as a free resource covering the entire autonomous navigation pipeline.
What's inside? 2D & 3D Computer Vision for navigation, Visual & Visual-Inertial Odometry for state estimation, Place Recognition & SLAM for localization & mapping, Trajectory Optimization for motion planning, Deep Learning for Perception.
Complete slides and notes with examples provided.
You will learn that visual-inertial odometry combines camera data with IMU sensors for robust state estimation when GPS is unavailable.
Obviously you will also learn that SLAM solves building a map while localizing within it. Trajectory optimization ensures planned paths respect vehicle dynamics and obstacle constraints.
MIT provides the theoretical foundation for autonomous systems: drones, self-driving cars, mobile robots.... for free. 🎓
‼️ Save it for later (or start learning today, I recommend this option more):
vnav.mit.edu/
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