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NPTEL

Perception Algorithms for Autonomous Systems

NPTEL via Swayam

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ABOUT THE COURSE:
This course will provide detailed introduction of Environment perception algorithm block chain for autonomous platforms such as, Drone/Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), Autonomous driver assistance systems (ADAS), Unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) etc. Autonomous platforms gather perception information of the environment through multiple sensors measurements such as, Radar (FMCW/Phased array/Pulse Doppler), EO/IRST, Multi-function Camera and Lidar (MFCL), ultrasonics etc. This course will encompass 3 major object/target information processing stages as part of entire perception algorithm modules - Data-association and Multi Object tracking, Multi Sensor data and information fusion and Target classification. The course will focus on fundamentals of various estimation techniques like Maximum likelihood, Maximum-a- posteriori and Kalman filtering and its application to target tracking and sensor fusion.

PREREQUISITES: Primarily for ME/Ph.D with Control system or Signal Processing related specialization. However, BE (4th year) in EE, ETC or Automobile and Aerospace Engineering can also opt it as open elective.
INDUSTRY SUPPORT:
- Automotive Industry working on Software define Vehicle (Bosch, Aumivio, Qualcomm, Nvidia, APTiV, Denso, BMW, Mercedes Benz, VW, Toyota, Ford etc.)
- Aerospace Industry (DRDO Labs – LRDE, DARE, DRDL/RCI Hyderabad, NSTL vizag etc.), HAL Hyderabad, BEL Bangalore, Thales, Safran Defense and Electronics, Northrop Grunman, Collins, Honeywell etc.

Taught by

Prof. Anirban Roy

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