| # | Member | Udacity Account Mail | Time Zone | Github Contributions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Andreas Wienzek | andreas.wienzek@gmail.com | UTC+01:00 (Germany) | https://github.com/AndysDeepAbstractions/Early_Birds_CarND-Capstone |
| 2 | Arjaan Buijk | arjaan.buijk@gmail.com | UTC-05:00 (Detroit) | https://github.com/ArjaanBuijk/Early_Birds_CarND-Capstone |
| 3 | Sachit Vithaldas | macintoshsac@gmail.com | UTC-07:00 (California) | https://github.com/sachitv/Early_Birds_CarND-Capstone |
| 4 | Zeeshan Anjum | zeeshananjumjunaidi@gmail.com | UTC+03:00 (Bahrain) | https://github.com/zeeshananjumjunaidi/Early_Birds_CarND-Capstone |
| 5 | Nick Mariano | nmar95@gmail.com | UTC-06:00 (Dallas) | https://github.com/nmar95/Early_Birds_CarND-Capstone |
Team Submission Repository: https://github.com/AndysDeepAbstractions/Early_Birds_CarND-Capstone
Slack Communication: https://earlybirds-sdcnd.slack.com/
This is the project repo for the final project of the Udacity Self-Driving Car Nanodegree: Programming a Real Self-Driving Car. For more information about the project, see the project introduction here.
Udacity Self-Driving Car Hardware Specs:
- CAR Lincoln MKZ
- CPU Intel Core i7-6700K CPU @ 4 GHz x 8
- MEMORY 31.4 GiB
- GRAPHICS Nvidia TITAN X
- OS ROS 64-bit
The software was tested with the System Integration Simulator and tested using ROS Bags
Testing using the System Integration Simulator
Testing using ROS bags that were recorded at the test site
Video showing Simulation Processes
The following is a system architecture diagram showing the ROS nodes and topics used in the project.
This package contains the files that are responsible for control of the vehicle. It publishes the throttle, brake, and steering commands. To minimise jerk the PID controller gets resetted when manual driver takes over.
A package containing code from Autoware which publishes target vehicle linear and angular velocities in the form of twist commands.
The purpose of this node is to update the target velocity property of each waypoint based on traffic light and obstacle detection data.
This node handels traffic light detection and a traffic light classification. It publishes also the locations to stop for red traffic lights.
Further documentation can be found at https://github.com/AndysDeepAbstractions/Early_Birds_CarND-Capstone/blob/80dcb5d297cb728799032509c83b9a58d4e42620/TrafficLight/README.md
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Be sure that your workstation is running Ubuntu 16.04 Xenial Xerus or Ubuntu 14.04 Trusty Tahir. Ubuntu downloads can be found here.
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If using a Virtual Machine to install Ubuntu, use the following configuration as minimum:
- 2 CPU
- 2 GB system memory
- 25 GB of free hard drive space
The Udacity provided virtual machine has ROS and Dataspeed DBW already installed, so you can skip the next two steps if you are using this.
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Follow these instructions to install ROS
- ROS Kinetic if you have Ubuntu 16.04.
- ROS Indigo if you have Ubuntu 14.04.
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- Use this option to install the SDK on a workstation that already has ROS installed: One Line SDK Install (binary)
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Download the Udacity Simulator.
Build the docker container
docker build . -t capstoneRun the docker file
docker run -p 4567:4567 -v $PWD:/capstone -v /tmp/log:/root/.ros/ --rm -it capstone- Clone the project repository
git clone https://github.com/udacity/CarND-Capstone.git- Install python dependencies
cd Early_Birds_CarND-Capstone
pip install -r requirements.txt- Make and run styx
cd ros
catkin_make
source devel/setup.sh
roslaunch launch/styx.launch- Run the simulator
- Download training bag that was recorded on the Udacity self-driving car (a bag demonstraing the correct predictions in autonomous mode can be found here)
- Unzip the file
unzip traffic_light_bag_files.zip- Play the bag file
rosbag play -l traffic_light_bag_files/loop_with_traffic_light.bag- Launch your project in site mode
cd CarND-Capstone/ros
roslaunch launch/site.launch- Confirm that traffic light detection works on real life images