Head-to-Head autonomous racing at the limits of handling in the A2RL challenge

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Auteurs principaux: Hoffmann, Simon, Sagmeister, Simon, Betz, Tobias, Bongard, Joscha, Büttner, Sascha, Ebner, Dominic, Esser, Daniel, Jank, Georg, Goblirsch, Sven, Langmann, Alexander, Leitenstern, Maximilian, Ögretmen, Levent, Pitschi, Phillip, Schwehn, Ann-Kathrin, Schröder, Cornelius, Weinmann, Marcel, Werner, Frederik, Lohmann, Boris, Betz, Johannes, Lienkamp, Markus
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author Hoffmann, Simon
Sagmeister, Simon
Betz, Tobias
Bongard, Joscha
Büttner, Sascha
Ebner, Dominic
Esser, Daniel
Jank, Georg
Goblirsch, Sven
Langmann, Alexander
Leitenstern, Maximilian
Ögretmen, Levent
Pitschi, Phillip
Schwehn, Ann-Kathrin
Schröder, Cornelius
Weinmann, Marcel
Werner, Frederik
Lohmann, Boris
Betz, Johannes
Lienkamp, Markus
author_facet Hoffmann, Simon
Sagmeister, Simon
Betz, Tobias
Bongard, Joscha
Büttner, Sascha
Ebner, Dominic
Esser, Daniel
Jank, Georg
Goblirsch, Sven
Langmann, Alexander
Leitenstern, Maximilian
Ögretmen, Levent
Pitschi, Phillip
Schwehn, Ann-Kathrin
Schröder, Cornelius
Weinmann, Marcel
Werner, Frederik
Lohmann, Boris
Betz, Johannes
Lienkamp, Markus
contents Autonomous racing presents a complex challenge involving multi-agent interactions between vehicles operating at the limit of performance and dynamics. As such, it provides a valuable research and testing environment for advancing autonomous driving technology and improving road safety. This article presents the algorithms and deployment strategies developed by the TUM Autonomous Motorsport team for the inaugural Abu Dhabi Autonomous Racing League (A2RL). We showcase how our software emulates human driving behavior, pushing the limits of vehicle handling and multi-vehicle interactions to win the A2RL. Finally, we highlight the key enablers of our success and share our most significant learnings.
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spellingShingle Head-to-Head autonomous racing at the limits of handling in the A2RL challenge
Hoffmann, Simon
Sagmeister, Simon
Betz, Tobias
Bongard, Joscha
Büttner, Sascha
Ebner, Dominic
Esser, Daniel
Jank, Georg
Goblirsch, Sven
Langmann, Alexander
Leitenstern, Maximilian
Ögretmen, Levent
Pitschi, Phillip
Schwehn, Ann-Kathrin
Schröder, Cornelius
Weinmann, Marcel
Werner, Frederik
Lohmann, Boris
Betz, Johannes
Lienkamp, Markus
Robotics
Autonomous racing presents a complex challenge involving multi-agent interactions between vehicles operating at the limit of performance and dynamics. As such, it provides a valuable research and testing environment for advancing autonomous driving technology and improving road safety. This article presents the algorithms and deployment strategies developed by the TUM Autonomous Motorsport team for the inaugural Abu Dhabi Autonomous Racing League (A2RL). We showcase how our software emulates human driving behavior, pushing the limits of vehicle handling and multi-vehicle interactions to win the A2RL. Finally, we highlight the key enablers of our success and share our most significant learnings.
title Head-to-Head autonomous racing at the limits of handling in the A2RL challenge
topic Robotics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.08571