Cal Poly Pomona · Autonomous Systems Research

Building the Future of
Autonomous Systems

A student-led research lab advancing autonomous vehicle perception, path planning, and control, from hardware to algorithm.

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Real students. Real hardware. Real autonomy.
ROS2· LiDAR· Computer Vision· Path Planning· SLAM· Sensor Fusion· Python· C++· Deep Learning· Autonomous Navigation· Point Cloud Processing· Digital Twins· Embedded Systems· ROS2· LiDAR· Computer Vision· Path Planning· SLAM· Sensor Fusion· Python· C++· Deep Learning· Autonomous Navigation· Point Cloud Processing· Digital Twins· Embedded Systems

Autonomous Navigation on Campus

Our go-kart demonstrates real-time path planning and obstacle avoidance on Cal Poly Pomona roads.

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Our Heartfelt Gratitude

To Dr. Ganpat and Manju Patel

Ganpat and Manju Center for International Collaboration and Innovation

The establishment of the Ganpat and Manju Center for International Collaboration and Innovation is a testament to the generosity and vision of engineering alumnus Dr. Ganpat Patel and his wife, Manju Patel. With their charitable contribution of $1 million to the Cal Poly Pomona Philanthropic Foundation, the Patels have significantly enhanced the capabilities and reputation of Cal Poly Pomona's College of Engineering.

This center stands as a beacon of academic excellence, fostering collaborative international exchange emphasizing solution-based teaching, cutting-edge innovation, and impactful research.

We extend our deepest gratitude to Dr. Ganpat and Manju Patel for their unwavering support and commitment to advancing engineering education.