International audienceVision-based robot control is a general methodology that consists in controlling the motions of a robot in closed loop with respect to visual data. The lecture will describe the different modeling steps necessary to design kinematics control schemes and a panel of applications showing the large class of robotics tasks that can be accomplished using this methodology. In a first part, the traditional approach based on geometric visual features, such as image points, image moments, or camera-object pose will be described. The more recent dense approach that directly uses the image content without any image tracking nor matching process will be also considered, providing a link to CNN modern methods that use the same input...
International audienceThe general aim of visual servoing is to control the motion of a robot so that...
Standard vision-based control techniques can be classified into two groups: model-based and model-f...
With this sentence from his Metaphysica, Aristotle perfectly introduces us to the importance of eyes...
International audienceVision-based robot control is a general methodology that consists in controlli...
International audienceAs for humans and most animals, vision is a crucial sense for a robotto intera...
International audienceVisual servoing consists in using the data provided by a vision sensorfor cont...
International audienceThis article describes the basic concepts of vision-based control, that is, th...
This chapter introduces visual servo control, using computer vision data in the servo loop to contro...
International audienceThis chapter introduces visual servo control, using computer vision data in th...
In this paper, we propose a new vision-based robot control approach which is halfway between the cla...
Today, the use of robotic systems has significantly contributed to the increase in speed and precisi...
Visual servoing and visual tracking This chapter introduces visual servo control, using computer vis...
International audienceThis chapter introduces visual servo control, using computer vision data in th...
International audienceThis paper presents a new approach to controlling a robot from video-feedback....
In this paper, a short survey of vision-based robot control (generally called visual servoing) is pr...
International audienceThe general aim of visual servoing is to control the motion of a robot so that...
Standard vision-based control techniques can be classified into two groups: model-based and model-f...
With this sentence from his Metaphysica, Aristotle perfectly introduces us to the importance of eyes...
International audienceVision-based robot control is a general methodology that consists in controlli...
International audienceAs for humans and most animals, vision is a crucial sense for a robotto intera...
International audienceVisual servoing consists in using the data provided by a vision sensorfor cont...
International audienceThis article describes the basic concepts of vision-based control, that is, th...
This chapter introduces visual servo control, using computer vision data in the servo loop to contro...
International audienceThis chapter introduces visual servo control, using computer vision data in th...
In this paper, we propose a new vision-based robot control approach which is halfway between the cla...
Today, the use of robotic systems has significantly contributed to the increase in speed and precisi...
Visual servoing and visual tracking This chapter introduces visual servo control, using computer vis...
International audienceThis chapter introduces visual servo control, using computer vision data in th...
International audienceThis paper presents a new approach to controlling a robot from video-feedback....
In this paper, a short survey of vision-based robot control (generally called visual servoing) is pr...
International audienceThe general aim of visual servoing is to control the motion of a robot so that...
Standard vision-based control techniques can be classified into two groups: model-based and model-f...
With this sentence from his Metaphysica, Aristotle perfectly introduces us to the importance of eyes...