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Welcome back to the TU Munich! The AVS lab wishes all students at TUM a good start into the new summer semester 2024. We hope you are looking forward to new challenges and exciting experiences in your studies.  We at AVS Lab are offering two new lectures this summer semester. For Bachelor students… [read more]

The TUM Autonomous Motorsport team will participate in a new racing series for autonomous racing vehicles at the end of April. The Abu Dhabi Autonomous Racing League (A2RL), launched by ASPIRE, aims to advance research and development in autonomous vehicles and artificial intelligence. This new… [read more]

The AVS Lab is pleased to be able to add three new lectures to its course offerings in the coming summer semester. The first lecture, "Fundamentals of Autonomous Vehicles", is aimed at Bachelor students who are interested in the field of robotics and autonomous vehicles. The second lecture,… [read more]

The AVS Lab welcomes Truls Nyberg from KTH to TUM. Truls Nyberg is currently a PhD student at Scania Autonomous Transport Solutions and is supervised at KTH (Royal Institute of Technology Stockholm, Sweden) by Prof. Jana Tumova, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS). His… [read more]

Last week, our AVS Lab organized the first "Autonomous Vehicle Lab Workshop" in Burghausen together with the Chair of Automotive Engineering. A total of 33 doctoral students from the two chairs met for two intensive days of exchange and discussion. The workshop was characterized by in-depth… [read more]

🚀 We are excited to share with you the results of hard work over the last couple of months: We released on Github today a complete Digital Twin of our Technische Universität München (TUM) EDGAR autonomous vehicle 🌐🚗. 🔍 What's a digital twin? A digital twin is a virtual model of a physical object or… [read more]

Experts agree: autonomous driving will revolutionise the transport transition. Intelligent, efficient and safe autonomous on-demand shuttles will operate where public transport reaches its limits and private transport becomes inefficient. And much faster than many people think! The first MCube… [read more]

🏆 Exciting news from Las Vegas! 🏁 We are happy to announce the victory of our TUM Autonomous Motorsport Team at the Indy Autonomous Challenge! Together with the Chair of Automotive Engineering and the Chair of Automatic Control, our AVS Lab has been working on developing software that can drive… [read more]

The upcoming IEEE Intelligent Vehicle Symposium 2024 in Korea is set to host the 1st workshop on "Small-scale Testbeds for Connected and Automated Vehicles and Robot Swarms" that aims to foster innovation and collaboration in the realm of connected and automated vehicles (CAVs) and robot swarms.… [read more]

Dear members and friends of the AVS Lab, As the year draws to a close, it is time to pause and reflect on the past year. The AVS Lab wishes you all a Merry Christmas and a peaceful holiday season. This year has been particularly exciting and productive for the AVS-Lab. We have made significant… [read more]