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Currently at Team02-Course repo, this is the face of our project and our central wiki hub.
Welcome to SEA:ME Project Wiki.
This repository powers our full-stack autonomous vehicle platform—integrating embedded systems, sensors, instrumentation, and perception modules into a cohesive solution for autonomous driving research.
Resumed Overview of all the project modules.
- Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)
- Lane Keeping Assist System (LKAS)
- Crosswalk Speed Reduction
- Stop Sign Detection
- Traffic Light Handling
- Obstacle Avoidance
- Emergency Braking
- Trajectory Feasibility Check
- Safety Conditions
| Submodule | Description |
|---|---|
| JetsonNano | Main vehicle control software, sensor integration, and autonomous capabilities. |
| RaspberryPi | Instrument cluster and user interface. |
| MicroController | Arduino-based control for sensors and actuators. |
| MachineLearning | Lane detection, object detection and traffic signs/lights classification. |
| Dataset | Tools for dataset creation, preprocessing, and management. |
| ADAS_SIL | Software-in-the-Loop testing with CARLA simulator. |
| Libs | Shared libraries and utility functions. |
| Module | Description |
|---|---|
| Digital Trip Book | A cross-platform vehicle trip logging app built with Qt 6 (QML + C++) |
Team02-Course/
├── JetsonNano/ # Main vehicle control software
├── RaspberryPi/ # Instrument cluster and UI
├── MicroController/ # Arduino code for sensors/actuators
├── MachineLearning/ # ML models for perception
├── Dataset/ # Dataset management and generation
├── ADAS_SIL/ # A Software-in-the-Loop (SIL) testing environment
└── Libs/ # Dataset management and generation
Project Developed by Team02 @ SEA:ME Portugal - 2024 Cohort
A master-level curriculum empowering developers with practical, peer-driven expertise in embedded systems, autonomous driving, and mobility ecosystems.