This paper presents the development of a low-cost sensor platform for use in ground-based visual pose estimation and scene mapping tasks. We seek to develop a technical solution using low-cost vision hardware that allows us to accurately estimate robot position for SLAM tasks. We present results from the application of a vision based pose estimation technique to simultaneously determine camera poses and scene structure. The results are generated from a dataset gathered traversing a local road at the St Lucia Campus of the University of Queensland. We show the accuracy of the pose estimation over a 1.6km trajectory in relation to GPS ground truth
In this paper, we outline the sensing system used for the visual pose control of our experimental ca...
Using a single sensor to determine the pose estimation of a device cannot give accurate results. Th...
This is a thesis on outdoor monocular visual SLAM in natural environments. The techniques proposed h...
This paper presents the development of a low-cost sensor platform for use in ground-based visual pos...
This paper presents the development of a low-cost sensor platform for use in ground-based vi-sual po...
We aim to demonstrate unaided visual 3D pose estimation and map reconstruction using both monocular ...
We aim to demonstrate unaided visual 3D pose estimation\ud and map reconstruction using both monocul...
A central issue for the autonomous navigation of mobile robots is to map unknown environments while ...
Abstract: Mobile robots are characterised by their capacity to move autonomously in an environment t...
This paper describes a visual SLAM system based on stereo cameras and focused on real-time localizat...
Abstract: :This paper presents an autocalibration method to determine the pose of a stereo vision sy...
We describe a real-time, low-cost system to localize a mobile robot in outdoor environments. Our sys...
Estimating the pose of a mobile robotic platform is a challenging task, especially when the pose nee...
This thesis describes our efforts to tackle the 3D localization problem for unmanned vehicles using ...
Given a fleet of robots, automatic estimation of the relative poses between them could be inaccurate...
In this paper, we outline the sensing system used for the visual pose control of our experimental ca...
Using a single sensor to determine the pose estimation of a device cannot give accurate results. Th...
This is a thesis on outdoor monocular visual SLAM in natural environments. The techniques proposed h...
This paper presents the development of a low-cost sensor platform for use in ground-based visual pos...
This paper presents the development of a low-cost sensor platform for use in ground-based vi-sual po...
We aim to demonstrate unaided visual 3D pose estimation and map reconstruction using both monocular ...
We aim to demonstrate unaided visual 3D pose estimation\ud and map reconstruction using both monocul...
A central issue for the autonomous navigation of mobile robots is to map unknown environments while ...
Abstract: Mobile robots are characterised by their capacity to move autonomously in an environment t...
This paper describes a visual SLAM system based on stereo cameras and focused on real-time localizat...
Abstract: :This paper presents an autocalibration method to determine the pose of a stereo vision sy...
We describe a real-time, low-cost system to localize a mobile robot in outdoor environments. Our sys...
Estimating the pose of a mobile robotic platform is a challenging task, especially when the pose nee...
This thesis describes our efforts to tackle the 3D localization problem for unmanned vehicles using ...
Given a fleet of robots, automatic estimation of the relative poses between them could be inaccurate...
In this paper, we outline the sensing system used for the visual pose control of our experimental ca...
Using a single sensor to determine the pose estimation of a device cannot give accurate results. Th...
This is a thesis on outdoor monocular visual SLAM in natural environments. The techniques proposed h...