FPGA Driven Artificial Intelligence for Traffic Lights

Electrical Engineering

Team 26

Jacob Benavides, Nursultan Maiden, Ximena Arroyo, Caiden Goeppinger

Summary

An FPGA-driven artificial intelligence traffic-light system uses real-time logic on the FPGA and sensor data processed by an STM32 microcontroller to adjust light patterns based on actual traffic conditions. The FPGA handles fast decision updates, while the STM32 manages timing and input signals, working together to reduce wait times and keep traffic flowing smoothly.

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Sponsor

Advisor

Portrait of Martin Reisslein

Martin Reisslein

Professor

School of Electrical, Computer and Energy Engineering

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