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* https://github.com/rc-dukes/dash
 
* https://github.com/rc-dukes/dash
 
is an attempt to make it useable for https://github.com/rc-dukes/dukes/issues/37
 
is an attempt to make it useable for https://github.com/rc-dukes/dukes/issues/37
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<pre>
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This project demonstrates a real-time, on-road,
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                        lattice-based autonomous vehicle motion planner in the
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                        browser.  Many autonomous vehicle motion planners are
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                        implemented close to the metal in C or C++, or they
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                        utilize computing platforms like CUDA or OpenCL to
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                        generate plans in a highly parallel fashion on the GPU.
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                        Using WebGL, we can implement similar parallel planning
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                        algorithms right in the browser that can run on a
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                        variety of moderately-powerful consumer graphics cards.
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                        With Three.js, the motion planner can be executed in
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                        real-time 3D simulated scenarios.
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Revision as of 07:23, 14 January 2020

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Dash is a simple Vehicle simulation software‎‎ written in JavaScript. The fork

is an attempt to make it useable for https://github.com/rc-dukes/dukes/issues/37

Original Info Button

This project demonstrates a real-time, on-road,
                        lattice-based autonomous vehicle motion planner in the
                        browser.  Many autonomous vehicle motion planners are
                        implemented close to the metal in C or C++, or they
                        utilize computing platforms like CUDA or OpenCL to
                        generate plans in a highly parallel fashion on the GPU.
                        Using WebGL, we can implement similar parallel planning
                        algorithms right in the browser that can run on a
                        variety of moderately-powerful consumer graphics cards.
                        With Three.js, the motion planner can be executed in
                        real-time 3D simulated scenarios.