권우진 · Ujin Kwon · ujinf74

한국공학대학교 · Tech University of Korea

I maintain autoware_carla_interface in Autoware Universe and work on vehicle software, numerical modeling, and simulation validation.

I model physical behavior in software and compare computed results against observed motion.

My work spans autonomy, numerical solvers, simulation interfaces, and telemetry.

Me caught on an RViz2 camera feed, throwing a V next to my own autonomy rig

Background

I began with vehicle dynamics and control code in Garry's Mod using E2 / Wiremod.

I now work on similar problems in numerical solvers, vehicle software, and tools for measured data.

What I work on

Open source · Maintainer

Maintainer of Autoware Universe autoware_carla_interface, the CARLA simulator bridge for Autoware, with eight merged changes to its sensor, camera, and vehicle-control paths.

ballistic-solver

A native intercept solver for moving targets under gravity, drag, and wind, with Python and game-engine bindings.

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Mapless Autonomous Parking

Mapless parking on a Hyundai Ioniq using LiDAR-inertial odometry, occupancy mapping, planning, and vehicle control.

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Racing Telemetry Stack

A Raspberry Pi runtime for RTK/GNSS collection, buffered logging, remote monitoring, and field recovery.

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Racing Analyze GUI

A packaged PySide6 workbench for gate-aligned laps, segment comparison, synchronized replay, and report export.

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Monoscale

Makes ordinary cameras metric using only their mounting height above the road — 0.182% ATE on a held-out 5.2 km real drive, with nothing added to the vehicle.

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HERO (In development)

An exploratory parking-coaching HUD for low-vision drivers, built on Monoscale perception.

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Right now

Maintaining Autoware's CARLA interface, leading vehicle autonomy and vision work at HuVILab, and keeping ballistic-solver and the racing telemetry tools moving.

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Get in touch

Open to research collaboration, seminars and talks, and questions about Autoware and CARLA.

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