A visual servoing strategy for keeping features in the field of view is proposed which consists of a switching among position-based control strategies and backward motion. In the absence of uncertainty on the extrinsic parameters, all features are kept in the field of view. Moreover, if the intrinsic parameters are also known, the trajectory length is minimized in the rotational space and, for some cases, also minimized in the translational space. Simulation results also show a certain degree of robustness against uncertainty on the intrinsic parameters. © 2004 IEEE.link_to_subscribed_fulltex
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In this paper, a comparison between static-eye and hand-eye configurations for the point-to-point vi...
Visual servoing (VS) is an automatic control technique which uses vision feedback to control the rob...
The flexibility of computer vision is attractive when designing manipulation systems which must inte...
A visual servoing strategy for keeping features in the field of view is proposed which consists of a...
In this paper, a visual servoing strategy for dealing with the problem of keeping the observed point...
In this paper we propose a new visual servoing technique using point correspondences. This approach ...
We propose a region-based switching scheme for visual servoing to resolve two visibility issues for ...
This paper presents a new visual servoing scheme which is invariant to changes in camera intrinsic p...
Stability of feature-based visual servoing controllers proposed so far is local. The initial feature...
This paper proposes a potential switching scheme that enlarges the stable region of feature-based vi...
We describe in this paper potential problems that may appear in image-based visual servoing when the...
International audienceImage-based visual servoing (IBVS) is now recognized to be an efficient and ro...
Stability of feature-based visual servo controllers proposed so far is local. The initial features f...
International audienceWe describe in this paper potential problems that may appear in image-based vi...
Abstract—This paper presents a framework for visual servoing that guarantees convergence to a visibl...
In this paper, a comparison between static-eye and hand-eye configurations for the point-to-point vi...
Visual servoing (VS) is an automatic control technique which uses vision feedback to control the rob...
The flexibility of computer vision is attractive when designing manipulation systems which must inte...