The design of a path planning and control algorithm for a formula student vehicle is one of the key milestones to competing in driverless competitions. Adam Slomoi’s Final Year Project takes us back to the team’s beginnings for autonomous driving, from optimal race line computation to control.

Next up on our blog series, we take a look at how Baraja has helped us with simplifying our autonomous systems pipeline through software and hardware integration. Tune in as Chris and Rashmidha take us through how low voltage integration and software-definable scan patterns that can be implemented seamlessly with Baraja’s continual support.

Tune in for the latest edition of our blog series where Head of Autonomous Systems, Jordan Esh, takes a deeper dive into the simulations and analysis that reinforced Baraja Spectrum-Scan™ as the right LiDAR choice for the team.

Tune in to the first edition of our brand new blog series, Baraja and Monash Motorsport, where Head of Autonomous Systems, Jordan Esh, highlights the key reasons that motivated our exciting new partnership.

Back in 2018, during the foundational stages of M19-D’s development, James Wyatt and our Autonomous Systems team sought to build and implement a computing platform - an integral component of our first ever Driverless Vehicle.

The Formula Student Germany competition continues to challenge teams, running their first driverless competition last year. We’ve decided to meet that challenge with a big announcement…