Autoware on ARM Improvements
summary
Code coverage rises from 0.7% to 2.7% lines and 1.1% to 4.5% functions after adding unit tests and gating PRs; CI moves from Travis to GitLab CI via mirrored GitHub repos but faces fork-trigger and x86-runner limits, prompting evaluation of Jenkins and on-prem ARM64 runners. Dockerfiles unify cross-arch builds with a CUDA-enabled image and separate arm64/x86 repos. CUDA dependency is removed for YOLO v3 in Autoware 1.11; preliminary integration tests run with an on-device gyrfalcon accelerator and ARM NN back-end, plus multithreading fixes and benchmarking across CPU/GPU configurations.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and overview
- 1:09Code quality and testing improvements
- 2:52CI migration and pipeline changes
- 5:45Documentation and Docker updates
- 8:58Object detection module changes
- 10:29ARM NN and inference engine
- 13:22Multi-threading and performance
- 14:46ROS 2 migration plans
- 15:52Summary and resources
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