Name: TUM - Institute of Automotive Technology
Type: User
Company: TUM - Institute of Automotive Technology
Bio: The main research at the Institute of Automotive Technology under the supervision of Prof. Markus Lienkamp is about the demands in mobility.
Location: Munich
Blog: https://www.ftm.mw.tum.de
TUM - Institute of Automotive Technology's Projects
Interface functions used in the autonomous driving stack at TUM/FTM
Tool to design and optimize autonomous vehicle concepts.
This tool develops driving cycles for specific driving style properties (comfort, consumption, fastness, subjective safety) of AVs.It is an ACC simulation of an AV that follows leading vehicle that drives one of the today known cycles. The parameters of the ACC controller vary depending on the driving style of the AV.
Coverage, redundancy and blind spots of autonomous vehicles
Entwicklungstool zur Auslegung von Batteriethermosystemen in verschiedenen Klimabedingungen
Semantic Guided Depth Estimation with Transformers Using Monocular Camera and Sparse Radar
Carla 0.9.15 and Autoware Universe Humble
Carla_T2 Sensor Kit and Vehicle Model for Autoware Universe
A simple and lightweight event driven state machine library
This is an example project to demonstrate how one can easily scale simulation runs with docker containers
Dual Perspective Fusion Transformer for Camera-Radar-based Object Detection
Recorded Real Driving Data and Computed Track-Wise Metadata
Repository of tools for raw data postprocessing of lab devices (e.g. Gamry, Basytec, Biologic, ...) to .MAT files compatibel with Matlab.
This repository provides a model deployment framework (MDF) for real-time lithium-ion battery model utilization in CAN-capable test benches. It can be used for the investigation of advanced battery management strategies in short- and long-term experimental studies.
Electrochemical lithium-ion battery model of reduced-order to predict unmeasurable cell states for fast charging control in real time. Methods for parameterization of the model based on half and full cell measurements are provided.