In this thesis, we address the issue of fully localizing a known object through computer vision, using a monocular camera, what is a central problem in robotics. A particular attention is here paid on space robotics applications, with the aims of providing a unified visual localization system for autonomous navigation purposes for space rendezvous and proximity operations. Two main challenges of the problem are tackled: initially detecting the targeted object and then tracking it frame-by-frame, providing the complete pose between the camera and the object, knowing the 3D CAD model of the object. For detection, the pose estimation process is based on the segmentation of the moving object and on an efficient probabilistic edge-based matching...
International audienceFor a space rendezvous mission, autonomy im- poses stringent performance requi...
During the exploration of an unknown environment, a mobile platform needs to know its location to ac...
This dissertation presents a vision-based localization system for a mobile robot in an urban context...
In this thesis, we address the issue of fully localizing a known object through computer vision, usi...
Ce mémoire présente un système de localisation par vision pour un robot mobile circulant dans un mil...
International audienceThis paper proposes Thales Alenia Space vision-based navigation solution for c...
International audienceThis paper focuses on navigation issues for space au- tonomous, uncooperative ...
International audienceIn the context of autonomous rendezvous and space debris removal, visual model...
In this thesis we give new means for a machine to understand complex and dynamic visual scenes in re...
Automation is widely applied for classical robotics application but is still underexploited in space...
International audienceWe present a method for computing the localization of a mobile robot with refe...
This thesis presents a detailed account of novel techniques for pose estimation by using both, color...
When a space robotic arm deploys a payload, usually the pose between the cooperative target fixed on...
The aim of this thesis is to perform various autonomous navigation missions in indoor and cluttered ...
In the context of outdoor mobile robotics, concepts of localization and perception are central to an...
International audienceFor a space rendezvous mission, autonomy im- poses stringent performance requi...
During the exploration of an unknown environment, a mobile platform needs to know its location to ac...
This dissertation presents a vision-based localization system for a mobile robot in an urban context...
In this thesis, we address the issue of fully localizing a known object through computer vision, usi...
Ce mémoire présente un système de localisation par vision pour un robot mobile circulant dans un mil...
International audienceThis paper proposes Thales Alenia Space vision-based navigation solution for c...
International audienceThis paper focuses on navigation issues for space au- tonomous, uncooperative ...
International audienceIn the context of autonomous rendezvous and space debris removal, visual model...
In this thesis we give new means for a machine to understand complex and dynamic visual scenes in re...
Automation is widely applied for classical robotics application but is still underexploited in space...
International audienceWe present a method for computing the localization of a mobile robot with refe...
This thesis presents a detailed account of novel techniques for pose estimation by using both, color...
When a space robotic arm deploys a payload, usually the pose between the cooperative target fixed on...
The aim of this thesis is to perform various autonomous navigation missions in indoor and cluttered ...
In the context of outdoor mobile robotics, concepts of localization and perception are central to an...
International audienceFor a space rendezvous mission, autonomy im- poses stringent performance requi...
During the exploration of an unknown environment, a mobile platform needs to know its location to ac...
This dissertation presents a vision-based localization system for a mobile robot in an urban context...