UniAD est un framework de deep learning unifié pour la conduite autonome qui intègre la perception, la prédiction et la planification dans un seul modèle end-to-end. Il fonctionne comme une architecture de réseau de neurones qui mappe directement les données brutes des capteurs vers des trajectoires de conduite et des plans de mouvement.
Les fonctionnalités principales de opendrivelab/uniad sont : End-to-End Driving Pipelines, Autonomous Driving Stacks, End-to-End Architectures, Multi-Task Vision Training, Perception Module Training, Temporal Feature Aggregation, Planning-Oriented Learning, Motion Planning.
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mmtracking is a PyTorch video perception framework designed for training and deploying computer vision models that analyze sequential image data. It provides specialized tools for multi-object tracking, video instance segmentation, and a configuration-driven system for managing deep learning models. The project utilizes a deep learning model registry and a configuration-driven pipeline to swap model backbones and detectors without modifying the core codebase. This modular approach allows for the development of custom perception architectures by combining various components and configurations.
Apollo is a comprehensive software stack designed for autonomous vehicle development, providing the necessary components for perception, planning, and control. It functions as a high-performance robotics middleware, utilizing a publish-subscribe data bus to facilitate low-latency communication between distributed modules and hardware sensors. The platform integrates data from cameras, lidar, and radar through a sensor fusion framework to generate a real-time environmental model for navigation. The system features a component-based runtime framework that manages task scheduling and resource al
Autoware is an open-source autonomous driving software platform built on the robotics middleware standard. It provides a comprehensive stack for managing perception, planning, and control, enabling the development and deployment of full-stack autonomous driving software on commercial transport hardware. The platform utilizes a component-based modular architecture that organizes driving functions into isolated, interchangeable nodes. This design is supported by a hardware-abstraction layer and plugin-based sensor integration, which allow the software to interface with diverse hardware configur
Autoware is a modular autonomous driving stack and open-source platform for advanced driver assistance systems. It functions as an integrated operating environment that manages the full pipeline from sensor data processing to vehicle actuation, utilizing the ROS 2 robotics framework for distributed communication and hardware abstraction. The system provides a comprehensive software architecture to enable autonomous driving across various vehicle platforms. It coordinates perception, planning, and control systems to operate vehicles without human intervention. The platform covers several core