Demo Videos

AD-EYE 2021 showcase


A summary of our achievements of the AD-EYE team as of September 2021 marking the end of one of our efforts with one of our bigger projects Prystine.

OPEN-KTH

OPEN-KTH is the first open and free lidar dataset of the KTH Campus.
Learn more at
https://www.adeye.se/open-kth


This video showcases the data collected, using Unreal Engine in 4k!

AD-EYE on Road

This video shows the results of the students from the "AD-EYE on Road" group in the Capstone course MF2059 of the Mechatronics Master's track at KTH.

The video details the first steps for AD-EYE to transition from Simulation to Real-world in the quest to make KTH a testbed for ITS systems. In this video seen are points such as

  1. The mapping of the KTH campus

  2. Progress towards improving the digital twin of KTH in AD-EYE

  3. The usage of the AD-EYE platform with the RCV-E

KTH in AD-EYE; Digitization of KTH main campus.

This video shows the various features of AD-EYE and testing in a digitized KTH.

Here, we replicated KTH buildings and roads using data from Open Street Maps and automated the process of creating multiple representations of the world used for our Automated Driving stack. This represents our capacity to run our tests in simulation of almost any real-world location , to test our code under various scenarios. A critical step before any real-world driving can take place.

Safety Channel takeover

This video shows the Nominal Channel being interrupted by an injected fault in one of the Object Detection functions and:

1. The takeover by the Safety Channel and the execution of a Minimal Risk Condition i.e. a safe stop outside of the road,

2. Restart of the Nominal Channel and the resumption of the mission.


3D mapping of KTH Brinellvägen and Drottning Kristinas Väg

The video shows a 3d mapping (Lidar pointcloud) of a part of KTH main campus in Stockholm. This marks the start of our effort to create a digital twin of KTH, and simulation of real world locations.

Based on data collected by ITRL, and work by Florent Charton.


Safety Channel takeover : Research Concept Vehicle

This video demonstrates the execution of the takeover and the execution of a Minimal Risk Condition a safe stop outside the road, using the KTH Research Concept Vehicle.

Based on work primarily performed by KTH researchers Erik Ward and Lars Svensson.

World building

A demo video made by the students of ESHK 2018: Group Nvidia using the AD-EYE platform demonstrating the first iteration of the Vector Mapping (Road network definition format used by Autoware) feature, and the ease of creating "Simulation Worlds" in AD-EYE

Open Scenario Implementation within AD-EYE

This video shows the implementation of an importing mechanism for scenarios based on the Open Scenario format, using parameter sweeps with the Test Automation feature (to control for different conditions such as Rain intensity), and evaluation of the results.

Based on the work of Maurits Gernaat during his internship (2019)


AD-EYE improvements and Open Scenario based experiments

Final presentation of the work performed by Florent Charton as part of his 5 month internship at KTH Mechatronics. (2020).

Test automation

The video shows the generality of the platform ADI, with the same code running fully automated in some of our many "Simulation Worlds" under various environmental conditions.

Based on the work of Radhika Tekade (VNIT) during her internship (2019)

CNN based classification

This video shows:

1) The generation of a comprehensive image dataset from PreScan world .

2) The training of the Convolutional Neural Network used with the SSD algorithm.

3) The improvements achieved in classification by the newly trained network, in comparison with a pretrained CNN.

This highlights the capacity to adapt CNNs within AD-EYE for the flexibility needed between different Automated Driving ODDs.

Based on the work of Paul Thomas (ENSMA) during his internship (2019)


Vector Map generation

This video shows the vast improvments made in the Vector Mapping feature of AD-EYE, and enables the automation of import road network definitions from real and simulated "Worlds".

Based on the work of Nicolas Helleboid (ENSMA) during his internship (2019)