LaneGuard

Built with Python, LaneGuard processes real-time video feeds to accurately detect lane boundaries, specifically helping newer drivers, improving their safety and focus on the road.

How LaneGuard Works

Gaussian Blur

This technique helps to smooth the image, reducing noise and helping to focus on relevant features by minimizing unneccessary details.

Canny Edge Detection

LaneGuard uses Canny edge detection to identify sharp changes in intensity, which are indicative of lane markings on the road. This step is crucial for isolating the lanes from other elements in the visual feed.

Hough Transform

Once the edges are detected, the Hough transform algorithm is applied to detect straight lines representing the lanes. This method ensures that even in challenging lighting conditions, lane markings are accurately identified.

Meet the Founders

Ankit Rao

Hey everyone! My current focus is on advancing machine learning technologies. I’m developing a multimodal mental health detection system, which I’m preparing for publication at NeurIPS. Additionally, I’m working on research papers that delve into optimizing vector databases to enhance data retrieval and processing.

Arjun Bakhale

Hi! I’ve had the opportunity to intern at HHMI, where I worked on developing RAG software. I’m currently the AI team lead for a nonprofit organization called Kashmir World Foundation, specializing in using Siamese Neural Networks. I'm currently reading the Three-Body Problem series.

Trusted by MIT Students

David Lomelin, MIT '2028

The innovation behind LaneGuard is extraordinary and will immensely help drivers ensure they stay in their lanes.

Abimalek Mekuriya, MIT '2028

Ankit and Arjun have created an incredible product that will definitely create a lasting impact in the field of AI and its uses in driving.

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