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Autonomous Vehicle and Real Time Road Lanes Detection and Tracking

Advanced Driving Assistant Systems, intelligent and autonomous vehicles are promising solutions to enhance road safety, traffic issues and passengers' comfort. Such applications require advanced computer vision algorithms that demand powerful computers with high-speed processing capabilities. Keeping intelligent vehicles on the road until its destination, in some cases, remains a great challenge, particularly when driving at high speeds. The first principle task is robust navigation, which is often based on system vision to acquire RGB images of the road for more advanced processing. The second task is the vehicle's dynamic controller according to its position, speed and direction. This paper presents an accurate and efficient road boundaries and painted lines' detection algorithm for intelligent and autonomous vehicle. It combines Hough Transform to initialize the algorithm at each time needed, and Canny edges' detector, least-square method and Kalman filter to minimize the adaptive region of interest, predict the future road boundaries' location and lines parameters. The scenarios are simulated on the Pro-SiVIC simulator provided by Civitec, which is a realistic simulator of vehicles' dynamics, road infrastructures, and sensors behaviors, and OPAL-RT product dedicated for real time processing and parallel computing.