
Francisco Rojas developed core autonomous vehicle control features for the ARUSfs/DRIVERLESS2 repository, focusing on robust ROS 2 integration and modular controller design. He implemented a Pure Pursuit-based steering controller and overhauled the PID speed control system, enabling multi-instance support and improved timing accuracy. Using C++, CMake, and ROS 2, Francisco structured the controller stack for repeatable builds and safer experimentation through config-driven parameterization. He enhanced maintainability by refactoring control modules and adding comprehensive documentation, which streamlined developer onboarding. His work established a reliable foundation for autonomous control, emphasizing code clarity, modularity, and accurate trajectory and speed management.

November 2024 monthly work summary for ARUSfs/DRIVERLESS2 focused on refactoring and modularizing core control components to improve reliability, accuracy, and maintainability, alongside documenting and aligning speed/trajectory tooling. Deliverables center on making the PID control system multi-instance friendly, introducing a dedicated speed control module, and improving developer onboarding through comprehensive documentation.
November 2024 monthly work summary for ARUSfs/DRIVERLESS2 focused on refactoring and modularizing core control components to improve reliability, accuracy, and maintainability, alongside documenting and aligning speed/trajectory tooling. Deliverables center on making the PID control system multi-instance friendly, introducing a dedicated speed control module, and improving developer onboarding through comprehensive documentation.
October 2024 achieved foundational controller capabilities and a first-pass autonomous steering controller for ARUSfs/DRIVERLESS2, focusing on reliable ROS 2 integration, configurable tuning, and stable data handling to enable rapid feature iteration and safer autonomous control. Key work laid groundwork for deployable controller stack and repeatable builds.
October 2024 achieved foundational controller capabilities and a first-pass autonomous steering controller for ARUSfs/DRIVERLESS2, focusing on reliable ROS 2 integration, configurable tuning, and stable data handling to enable rapid feature iteration and safer autonomous control. Key work laid groundwork for deployable controller stack and repeatable builds.
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