Autonomous remote controlled car using machine learning techniques
Keywords:
Automation, Raspberry Pi module, self driving, sensors, prototypeAbstract
As an autonomous car, a car that can move on its own without being dependent on human outputs. In the automotive sector, there has been a huge advancement that brings fresh innovations every day. We addressed the implementation of the autonomous car using machine learning methods in this paper. We used a remote-controlled car with a Raspberry Pi module and a Raspberry Pi camera module installed on top. The camera module would provide pictures required to train the neural network and in the automated mode in the training mode would provide the pictures to the qualified template to estimate the car's motions and orientation.
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