This work addresses the problem of indoor state estimation for autonomous flying vehicles with an optic flow approach. The paper discusses a sensor configuration using six optic flow sensors of the computer mouse type augmented by a three-axis accelerometer to estimate velocity, rotation, attitude and viewing distances. It is shown that the problem is locally observable for a moving vehicle. A Kalman filter is used to extract these states from the sensor data. The resulting approach is tested in a simulation environment evaluating the performance of three Kalman filter algorithms under various noise conditions. Finally, a prototype of the sensor hardware has been built and tested in a laboratory setup
This thesis focuses on the issue of real-time low speed flight of Micro-Air-Vehicles(MAVs) in clutte...
The most attractive and attention seeking topic of aerospace world is Micro Air Vehicle (MAV) which ...
Visually based velocity and position estimations are often used to reduce or remove the dependency o...
This work addresses the problem of indoor state estimation for autonomous flying vehicles with an op...
This work addresses the problem of indoor state estimation for autonomous flying vehicles with an op...
This work addresses the problem of indoor state estimation for autonomous flying ve-hicles with an o...
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This thesis presents the development of a discrete time observer for estimating state information fr...
The exceptional flight capabilities of insects have long amazed and inspired researchers and robotic...
This paper presents a non-linear state observer-based integrated navigation scheme for estimating th...
Monocular vision is increasingly used in micro air vehicles for navigation. In particular, optical f...
The combination of visual and inertial sensors for state estimation has recently found wide echo in ...
The realization of vision-based, autonomousflight formicro air vehicles presents numerous technical ...
Abstract Successful operation of a miniature rotorcraft re-lies on capabilities including automated ...
This paper addresses the recent development of real-time visual odometry system based on a dual opti...
This thesis focuses on the issue of real-time low speed flight of Micro-Air-Vehicles(MAVs) in clutte...
The most attractive and attention seeking topic of aerospace world is Micro Air Vehicle (MAV) which ...
Visually based velocity and position estimations are often used to reduce or remove the dependency o...
This work addresses the problem of indoor state estimation for autonomous flying vehicles with an op...
This work addresses the problem of indoor state estimation for autonomous flying vehicles with an op...
This work addresses the problem of indoor state estimation for autonomous flying ve-hicles with an o...
The paper has supplementary downloadable material available at http://ieeexplore.ieee....
This thesis presents the development of a discrete time observer for estimating state information fr...
The exceptional flight capabilities of insects have long amazed and inspired researchers and robotic...
This paper presents a non-linear state observer-based integrated navigation scheme for estimating th...
Monocular vision is increasingly used in micro air vehicles for navigation. In particular, optical f...
The combination of visual and inertial sensors for state estimation has recently found wide echo in ...
The realization of vision-based, autonomousflight formicro air vehicles presents numerous technical ...
Abstract Successful operation of a miniature rotorcraft re-lies on capabilities including automated ...
This paper addresses the recent development of real-time visual odometry system based on a dual opti...
This thesis focuses on the issue of real-time low speed flight of Micro-Air-Vehicles(MAVs) in clutte...
The most attractive and attention seeking topic of aerospace world is Micro Air Vehicle (MAV) which ...
Visually based velocity and position estimations are often used to reduce or remove the dependency o...