Journal of Electronics and Informatics
IRO Journals
Volume 2 — Issue 4 — December 2020

A Survey on Novel Estimation Approach of Motion Controllers for Self-Driving Cars

https://doi.org/10.36548/jei.2020.4.003
R. Vinothkanna
Department of ECE, Vivekanandha College of Technology for Women, Namakal
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Vinothkanna, R. 2021. “A Survey on Novel Estimation Approach of Motion Controllers for Self-Driving Cars”. Journal of Electronics and Informatics 2 (4): 211-19. https://doi.org/10.36548/jei.2020.4.003.
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Keywords

— Estimation methods
— Motion controllers
— Artificial Intelligence
Published: 13-01-2021

Abstract

The motion planning framework is one of the challenging tasks in autonomous driving cars. During motion planning, predicting of trajectory is computed by Gaussian propagation. Recently, the localization uncertainty control will be estimating by Gaussian framework. This estimation suffers from real time constraint distribution for (Global Positioning System) GPS error. In this research article compared novel motion planning methods and concluding the suitable estimating algorithm depends on the two different real time traffic conditions. One is the realistic unusual traffic and complex target is another one. The real time platform is used to measure the several estimation methods for motion planning. Our research article is that comparing novel estimation methods in two different real time environments and an identifying better estimation method for that. Our suggesting idea is that the autonomous vehicle uncertainty control is estimating by modified version of action based coarse trajectory planning. Our suggesting framework permits the planner to avoid complex and unusual traffic (uncertainty condition) efficiently. Our proposed case studies offer to choose effectiveness framework for complex mode of surrounding environment.

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