Project Overview
The goal of this project is to design an autonomous vehicle that can travel around a track as quickly as possible while avoiding certain traps. The goal will be to make the trip as quickly as possible in competition with other vehicles. In addition to physical traps, the track will also have several nodes that will attempt to "hack" into the control system and cause the vehicle to crash. Each vehicle will have its speed controlled by remote control, but the steering of the vehicle must be autonomous and handled by onboard sensors to detect objects. If "hacked," the vehicle will either be caused to accelerate into a trap or brought to a dead stop. The students on the project will be subdivided into at least 3 teams. One of the teams will be responsible to designing the track with a particular focus on designing the traps to "hack" the vehicles. The remaining teams will be responsible for designing vehicles to race. The vehicles themselves will be the size of a typical RC car.
Midterm Report
Final Track Show off
Race day footage
Team Members
Simon Aguilar
MemberSenior in the computer engineering program. My focus is on automation.
Chris Agyare
MemberSenior in Electrical Engineering with a focus in Electrical Design
Taylor Moore
Team LeadSenior in Electrical Engineering with a focus in Semiconductor Physics
Vincent Quattrone
MemberSenior in Cybersecurity Engineering with a focus of offensive security
Jaxon Dennis
MemberHello, my name is Jaxon Dennis. I am an electrical engineer at Iowa State University. I enjoy power system analysis and circuit design work.
Zech Mundy
MemberSenior in Cybersecurity Engineering with a focus of offensive security
Weekly Reports 491
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Design Documents
Design Documents 491
Finshed Design DocumentPreamble
Requirements
Project Plan
Engineering Design
Testing Design
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PosterPresentation
Final report
Software
Lap timerMoving walls