Workshop on:

Safe Navigation in Open and Dynamic Environments:

Applications to Autonomous Vehicles

 Date: Monday, October 29th

Location: San Diego, CA

IROS 2007

Sponsored by: French-Asia Cyber Transportation project & IEEE RAS Technical committee on ITS

 
   

Content


Abstract

Autonomous driving and navigation is a major research issue which would affect our lives in near future. The purpose of this workshop is to discuss topics related to autonomous driving and navigation in open and dynamic environments. Technologies related to this area, such as autonomous outdoor vehicles, achievements, challenges and open questions would be presented, including the following topics: Probabilistic methods in navigation; Robust obstacle detection, modeling and avoidance in dynamic environments; Real-time perception, smart sensors and sensor fusion and integration; Visual tracking and map building; SLAM in dynamic environments; Driver behavior modelling and learning; World state estimation and prediction; Real-time motion planning in dynamic environments; Multiple vehicle systems and networks of autonomous vehicles; Cooperative techniques; and Lessons learned in CyberCar evaluations.

Talks & Speakers

Time Title Speaker Presentation Material
09:00- 09:10 Opening Christian Laugier - Presentation
Session 1: Navigation and Mapping
09:10-09:40 "Navigation in Combined Outdoor and Indoor Environments using Multi-Level Surface Maps" (detail)

Patrick Pfaff, U. Freiburg (Germany) (more)

- Presentation

- paper

- Videos1, 2, 3

09:40-10:10

"Tree-Map based Localization and Mapping using Laser Radar" (detail)

Shun-xi Wu, SJTU, (China) (more)

- Presentation

- Related paper

- Videos

       
10:40-11:00 Break
Session 2: Recognition and Perception for Autonomous Vehicles
11:00-11:30 "An user-participatory visual driving assistance system -- Visual reconstruction of an intersection by integrating cameras on multiple vehicles" (details) Shitaro Ono, University of Tokyo, (Japan)

- Presentation

- Related paper

- Videos

11:30-12:00

"Fast Object Extraction from Images and Occupancy Grids Using Self Organizing Networks" (detail)

Thiago Bellardi, INRIA Rhône-Alpes (France) (more)

- Presentation

- paper

- Videos

12:00-12:30

"A brain-inspired approach towards developing general driving intelligence"(detail)

Michel Pasquier, INRIA (Singapore)(more)

- Presentation

- paper

- Videos

12:30- 14:00 Lunch
14:00-14:30

"Vision-Based Cybercar Self-Localization for Precision Access to a Destination Building" (detail)

Sukhan Lee, Sunkyunkwan University (Korea)(more)

- Presentation

- paper

- Videos

14:30-15;00 "Hybrid P300 and Mu-Beta Brain Computer Interface to operate a Brain Controlled Wheelchair" (detail) Brice Rebsamen, NUS (Singapore) (more).

- Presentation

- paper

- Videos

15:00-15;30 "Pedestrian and Vehicle Detection using in-vehicle lidar and vision for Intelligent Vehicles" (detail) Urbano Nunes, University of Coimbra (Portugal) (more)

- Presentation

- Related paper

- Videos

15:30-16:00 Break
Session 3: Driving in Dynamic Environments
16:00-16:30 "Autonomous navigation: from localization to control" (detail) Philippe Martinet, LASMEA (France) (more)

- Presentation

- Related paper

- Videos

16:30-17:00

"Secure autonomous driving in dynamic environments: From object detection to safe driving" (detail)

Sascha Kolski, ETHZ (Switzerland) (more).

- Presentation

- paper

- Videos 1, 2

17:00:17:30 "Dynamic trajectory management for safe driving in urban environment" (detail) Serge Ricardo, Induct (France)(more)

- Presentation 1, 2

- Paper

- Videos

17:30-18:00

"Vehicles of the future and robotic technology"(detail)

Michel Parent, INRIA (France)(more)

- Presentation

- paper

- Videos


Organizers

- Christian Laugier:

Research Director at INRIA, Head of E-Motion team-project

INRIA Rhône-Alpes, 655 Avenue de l'Europe, 38334 Saint Ismier Cedex, France

Email: Christian.Laugier [at] inrialpes . fr

URL: http://emotion.inrialpes.fr/laugier

- Urbano Nunes:

ISR - Institute of Systems and Robotics

University of Coimbra

3030-290 Coimbra, Portugal

urbano @ isr.uc.pt

- Hadi Moradi:

Adjunct Research Professor

ISRC: Intelligent System Research Center

SKKU

Suwon, South Koreal

Part time faculty, Computer Science Department, University of Southern California

moradi [at] usc . edu

URL: http://teamster.usc.edu/~moradi/index.htm

International Program Committee

- Christian Laugier

- Sukhan Lee

- Hadi Moradi

- Urbano Nunes

- Michel ParentI

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