Autoware
News and resources on Autoware
Autoware.auto (ROS 2)
- Autoware TierIV
- AutowareAuto wiki
- AutowareAuto How to
- Autonomy hardware workgroup
- Autonomy software working group
- Autonomous valet parking 2020
- Autoware.auto on Gitlab
- Autoware.auto install
Autoware.ai (ROS 1)
- Autoware wiki
- Autoware manuals
- Autoware Tutorial
- Autocore
- Streetdrone
- Autoware feature documentation
- Autoware
- Autoware Foundation
- Autoware Foundation Announcement
- Open Source Integrated Planner for Autonomous Navigation in Highly Dynamic Environments
- AMC JP YouTube
- PIX Moving
- PIX Moving MoveIt
- Autoware tutorial by PIX Moving
Repos
Autoware.io
- Vehicle control
- Sensor and ECU integration
- Simulation & Tools
Simulation
Carla and Autoware
Fleet Management
Vehicle Interface
- Collect use cases for vehicle interface
- Linux CAN (SocketCAN: can-utils) interface for networking CAN Bus support to the Linux Kernel
- All platforms use CAN as the low-level communication protocol but each DBW system has its own implementation (DBC).
- At this time, some vendors provide ROS drivers which can utilize either ‘kvaser_interface’ or ‘socketcan_interface’ ROS nodes to communicate with their DBW system while others use their own proprietary hardware and software interface for CAN communication below the ROS layer.
- Vehicle interface reference implementation
Autonomous Valet Parking
Autonomous Cargo Delivery
Maps
Simulation
Web Applications
Companies
Projects
People
Training
Path Planning
- Path Planning on Autoware: A Simulation tool (Part 1/3)
- Path Planning on Autoware: A Simulation tool (Part 2/3)
- Path Planning on Autoware: A Simulation tool (Part 3/3)
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