
Developed and delivered a multimodal anomaly detection feature for autonomous driving in unstructured environments within the OpenHUTB/nn repository. The solution focused on enhancing safety and robustness by detecting unexpected scenarios through sensor fusion and deep learning techniques. Integrated into the Carla-based carla_auto_vision_navigator module, the feature processes diverse real-world signals to identify anomalies, supporting safer navigation decisions. The work demonstrated an end-to-end pipeline, from data ingestion to actionable detection output, and was implemented primarily in Python. This approach enables future scalability and the addition of new modalities, reflecting strong skills in computer vision, robotics, and autonomous systems engineering.
In April 2026, OpenHUTB/nn delivered a flagship Autonomous Driving Multimodal Anomaly Detection feature for unstructured environments. The feature enhances safety and robustness by detecting anomalies across multimodal signals in real-world driving scenarios. Implemented within the Carla-based vision/navigation stack and integrated into the carla_auto_vision_navigator module. Key commit: 0e6f5ae37709e82e7eef9030c24b835ee3df927c. This work demonstrates strong end-to-end capabilities, from data fusion to actionable detection, enabling safer deployments and future scalability.
In April 2026, OpenHUTB/nn delivered a flagship Autonomous Driving Multimodal Anomaly Detection feature for unstructured environments. The feature enhances safety and robustness by detecting anomalies across multimodal signals in real-world driving scenarios. Implemented within the Carla-based vision/navigation stack and integrated into the carla_auto_vision_navigator module. Key commit: 0e6f5ae37709e82e7eef9030c24b835ee3df927c. This work demonstrates strong end-to-end capabilities, from data fusion to actionable detection, enabling safer deployments and future scalability.

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