Moving is an open source community for self-driving development and collaboration worldwide. With the decentralized developer community as the base, Moving community respects and believes in freedom, collaboration and democratization within the community. Moving community is constantly exploring new ways to develop, manufacture and apply self-driving technologies, bringing more possibilities with real-world solutions. It aims to solve the common problems of self-driving through collaborative methods and eventually open source the outcomes, lowering the entry barrier of self-driving. The community provides developers with more democratic choice, which drives a wider range of applications in autonomous mobility.

OPEN INNOVATION

The first onsite self-driving event PIX organized is Move-it, a hackathon that aims to build affordable development platform (chassis) for self-driving, solving various engineering challenges along the process. It’s more dedicated to self-driving engineering and hands-on building. Another onsite event is DIY Robocars KuaiKai Challenge, a networking Meetup and a fun race that provide car platforms equipped with computing abilities, sensors, by-wire control and other hardware support, also closed urban roads to test and race. KuaiKai aims to test and optimize self-driving software as well as algorithms. The third onsite collaborative event is PIX Generative Hackathon, which reimagines how cars are made and explore new vehicle manufacturing paradigm with creative digital design approaches and new digital manufacturing processes, further driving innovation in the automobile industry and lighting a beacon for next-generation manufacturing. Moving Hackathon is held in 2019 this year, attracting international participating engineers. 

PIX Moving holds hackathon and self-driving events on regular basis, driving the self-driving innovation and application in collaborative efforts.

THE PARTICIPANTS

Moving Community has been the innovation base for about two hundred engineers and developers, who come from different countries around the world with diverse backgrounds and cultures. They are from Japan, from USA, from Turkey, from Ukraine, from Singapore, India, England, Spain, Costa Rica, Vietnam and also Egypt, China and Europe. Some of them are skilled hackers, some are experienced engineers, some creative students and some are productive employees. There are engineers from Waymo, BWM Innovation Center, and SAIC Self-driving Department, also PhD from Carnegie Mellon University and professor from Nagoya University etc..

Community members are obsessed and passionate about self-driving: deep learning, robotics, path planning, algorithms optimization, autonomous control, embedded software, and electronics etc.. With the same vision and aspiration, the community will kindle more innovation in self-driving applications and bring wider availability of self-driving industry to general developers and startups. 

CONTRIBUTION & OUTCOMES

Moving Community is where we’re all uniting for the same thing—industrialization of open source, from CAN Bus Hacking to by-wire control, sensor fusion to map building, and gesture recognition to urban road test, PIX stands with Moving global developer community on this self-driving journey. The foundations and solutions contributed by the community will benefit and thrive more researches, development, applications in self-driving. The contributions are open source: hardware part is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-SA 4.0).  Firmware and software source are licensed under the MIT License (MIT) unless otherwise noted.

Moving Community Github

https://github.com/pixmoving-moveit

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Join Moving Community 

Moving Community is attracting more developers and engineers with the same vision and goal. It’s growing each and every day. Join hundreds of collaborative efforts, working together with love, diversity, decentralization and everything else that makes Moving such a special part of self-driving industrialization.