Created by [ Rowan Dempster] on Dec 27, 2019
Even if we have an ideal path for the car to follow, actually getting a mechanical robot to follow that path is not trivial, since there are always random errors that accumulate, like if the car ran over a small pebble and deviated slightly. To solve this, feedback controllers have to be made that run at an even higher frequency than the local planner, attempting to steer the car towards its target path despite all the tiny errors constantly accumulating.
State of the world and the vehicle, as well as the target path generated by the Trajectory Planner
Where to turn the wheels and how fast to move them
Abhinav Grover (Lead)
Edwin Lo
Syed Moiz
Spencer Zhou
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