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Multi-Purpose-MPC

Multi-Purpose MPC for Reference Path Tracking, Time-Optimal Driving and Obstacle Avoidance

by matssteinweg · GitHub
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Use a controller to help a small car follow paths, drive efficiently, and avoid obstacles in various driving scenarios.

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Multi-Purpose MPC for Reference Path Tracking, Time-Optimal Driving and Obstacle Avoidance

Multi-Purpose-MPC has 351 stars on GitHub. It has been forked 71 times. Multi-Purpose-MPC is written mainly in Python. It has been in active development since 2019. Its main topics are autonomous-driving, convex-optimization, model-predictive-control, motion-planning.

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Multi-Purpose MPC for Reference Path Tracking, Time-Optimal Driving and Obstacle Avoidance

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Multi-Purpose-MPC is written mainly in Python.

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