Research & publications

Research

How autonomous vehicles and people interact, from game-theoretic crossing decisions to real vehicles on ROS2.

Current · CIFRE PhD

Autonomous vehicles and human interaction

My doctoral research looks at how autonomous vehicles and people interact. Details will be shared here as the work is published.

Industry partner
Stellantis
Laboratory
CESI LINEACT
Academic
ENSAM, Arts et Métiers

Previous · MSc by Research

Game-theoretic interactions between pedestrians and autonomous vehicles

University of Lincoln, L-CAS group, UK. Part of the European INTERACT project. Built the ROS2 NAV2 integration and Gazebo simulation for OpenPodCar_V2, integrated object detection and tracking, and studied game-theoretic decision making for AVs with real pedestrian experiments.

Group
Lincoln Centre for Autonomous Systems
Platform
OpenPodCar_V2

Posters & presentations

First page of the OpenPodCar V2 research poster

OpenPodCar V2: Hardware and Software for Human–Robot Interactions

R. Soni, C. Waltham, C. Fox · School of Computer Science, University of Lincoln

Presented at the University of Lincoln College of Science event, June 2023. Covers the open-source hardware update, pedestrian detection and tracking, the ROS2 stack and new game-theory interaction models.

Open poster (PDF)