Preliminary Results on GPS-denied Localization and Traffic Detection onboard an Electric Bus @autonomousrobotslab
Preliminary Results on GPS-denied Localization and Traffic Detection onboard an Electric Bus  @autonomousrobotslab
Uploaded May 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This video presents preliminary results on GPS-denied localization and object detection (including cars, pedestrians and traffic signs) onboard an electric bus driving in the city of Reno.

The electric bus is a product of Proterra Inc (proterra.com/) and used by RTC (rtcwashoe.com/).

The work is part of the Intelligent Mobility Project coordinated by the University of Nevada, Reno (http://www.unr.edu/).

Details for the work (this and further ongoing activities) will soon be released in the form of a Technical Report to be released by August 2017.

For technical details please visit: autonomousrobotslab.com
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Preliminary Results on GPS-denied Localization and Traffic Detection onboard an Electric Bus

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