Autonomous driving in urban environments: Boss and the Urban Challenge

Author:

Urmson Chris,Anhalt Joshua,Bagnell Drew,Baker Christopher,Bittner Robert,Clark M. N.,Dolan John,Duggins Dave,Galatali Tugrul,Geyer Chris,Gittleman Michele,Harbaugh Sam,Hebert Martial,Howard Thomas M.,Kolski Sascha,Kelly Alonzo,Likhachev Maxim,McNaughton Matt,Miller Nick,Peterson Kevin,Pilnick Brian,Rajkumar Raj,Rybski Paul,Salesky Bryan,Seo Young-Woo,Singh Sanjiv,Snider Jarrod,Stentz Anthony,Whittaker William “Red”,Wolkowicki Ziv,Ziglar Jason,Bae Hong,Brown Thomas,Demitrish Daniel,Litkouhi Bakhtiar,Nickolaou Jim,Sadekar Varsha,Zhang Wende,Struble Joshua,Taylor Michael,Darms Michael,Ferguson Dave

Publisher

Wiley

Subject

Computer Science Applications,Control and Systems Engineering

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