About AVAC Unit

The Autonomous Vehicles, Autotronics, and Control (AVAC) Unit of the Advanced Engineering Innovation Research Group (AEIRG) is a sub-group that deals with research and development of autonomous vehicles (AVs) and unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs). The group applies linear and nonlinear control engineering principles in the design and fabrication of AVs and UGVs for various sectors across the academic, industrial, and commercial spectrum. The group will develop AV control schemes for transport, agriculture, security, education, and health sectors.

Vision

To become a leading centre in autonomous vehicles and control engineering research and development across the public and private sectors.

Mission

  • The AVAC unit will conduct research, development and capacity building in state of the art technologies in autonomous vehicles and control engineering through the design and implementation of solutions across academia, industry, and government.

Expertise and Applications

Expertise
Computer Vision, Machine Learning, Embedded Systems, Linear and Nonlinear Control, Autonomous Navigation, Perception and Sensing, Internet of Things (IoT)
Applications
Road Safety, Vehicle Automation, Supervisory Control, Monitoring and Surveillance, Payload Delivery and Transportation, Remote Perception, Data Acquisition

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Executed Projects

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Industrial Partners

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Academic Partners

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Team Members

Focus

The research focus of the AVAC unit are in the following areas:

  • Autonomous Vehicles
  • Automobile Electronics (Autotronics)
  • Control Engineering
  • Vehicle Perception
  • Machine Learning
  • Remote Monitoring and Control

Our Team

Jibril Abdullahi Bala

Team Lead


Jibril Attahiru

Embedded systems


Mariam O. Sulleiman

Software Dev and IoT


Babatunde Eric Olatunji

UI Design