This work explores techniques for sonar sensor fusion in the context of environmental feature detection and identification for navigation tasks. By detecting common features in indoor environments and using them as landmarks, a robot can navigate reliably, recovering its pose when necessary. Preliminary results on a multiple hypothesis testing procedure for feature localization and identification show that accurate feature information can be acquired with adequate sonar models and configurations. In addition, a method that associates sonar configuration with the precision of feature extraction is discussed, as well as its utility for guiding an active sonar sensor
Cataloged from PDF version of article.This study investigates the processing of sonar signals using ...
This paper presents a novel method for surface profile determination using multiple sensors. Our app...
This thesis is concerned with the problem of automating the interpretation of data representing the...
In this study, physical models are used to model reflections from target primitives commonly encount...
We describe an approach for mobile robot localization based on geometric features extracted from ult...
Part 4: Data Analysis and Information RetrievalInternational audienceSonars are among the most popul...
Part 4: Data Analysis and Information RetrievalInternational audienceSonars are among the most popul...
We have developed four generations of sonar scanning systems to automatically interpret surrounding ...
We have developed four generations of sonar scanning systems to automatically interpret surrounding ...
This study investigates the processing of sonar signals using neural networks for robust differentia...
The comparison of different classification and fusion techniques was done for target classification ...
Reliable sonar perception is a prerequisite of marine robot feature-based navigation. The robot must...
Thesis (Ph. D. in Marine Robotics)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Ocean Engineerin...
We describe an approach for mobile robot localization based on geometric features extracted from ult...
Abstract — This paper presents a methodology for achieving SLAM onto the occupancy grid framework wi...
Cataloged from PDF version of article.This study investigates the processing of sonar signals using ...
This paper presents a novel method for surface profile determination using multiple sensors. Our app...
This thesis is concerned with the problem of automating the interpretation of data representing the...
In this study, physical models are used to model reflections from target primitives commonly encount...
We describe an approach for mobile robot localization based on geometric features extracted from ult...
Part 4: Data Analysis and Information RetrievalInternational audienceSonars are among the most popul...
Part 4: Data Analysis and Information RetrievalInternational audienceSonars are among the most popul...
We have developed four generations of sonar scanning systems to automatically interpret surrounding ...
We have developed four generations of sonar scanning systems to automatically interpret surrounding ...
This study investigates the processing of sonar signals using neural networks for robust differentia...
The comparison of different classification and fusion techniques was done for target classification ...
Reliable sonar perception is a prerequisite of marine robot feature-based navigation. The robot must...
Thesis (Ph. D. in Marine Robotics)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Ocean Engineerin...
We describe an approach for mobile robot localization based on geometric features extracted from ult...
Abstract — This paper presents a methodology for achieving SLAM onto the occupancy grid framework wi...
Cataloged from PDF version of article.This study investigates the processing of sonar signals using ...
This paper presents a novel method for surface profile determination using multiple sensors. Our app...
This thesis is concerned with the problem of automating the interpretation of data representing the...