Abstract—This paper presents a way to achieve robot positioning using visual information from cameras placed in the environment. The goal is to obtain both the global position and a not fixed amount of features from the robot. There will be defined a algorithm that implements 3D reconstruction at the same time the position of the robot is updated. The problem statement is equivalent to visual SLAM process and therefore all definitions are made in a top-down Bayesian process. This document presents a novel study of robot positioning simultaneous with 3D recon-struction, with one camera and unknown robot landmarks, which will be easily expanded to a multicamera process. It’s assumed that odometric information is always present in the system, ...
In this thesis we focus on computer vision capabilities suitable for practical mass-market mobile ro...
A complete approach to the visual localization and mapping problem (SLAM) is presented in this work....
Abstract: Mobile robots are characterised by their capacity to move autonomously in an environment t...
This paper presents a sensor system for robot localization based on the information obtained from a ...
Abstract — Accurate estimation of camera motion is very important for many robotics applications inv...
International audienceAccurate estimation of camera motion is very important for many robotics appli...
International audienceAccurate estimation of camera motion is very important for many robotics appli...
International audienceAccurate estimation of camera motion is very important for many robotics appli...
International audienceAccurate estimation of camera motion is very important for many robotics appli...
International audienceAccurate estimation of camera motion is very important for many robotics appli...
International audienceAccurate estimation of camera motion is very important for many robotics appli...
This paper describes a new vision based method for the Simultaneous Localization and Mapping of mobi...
This paper describes a new vision based method for the Simultaneous Localization and Mapping of mobi...
Summary. Simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM) is an important research area in robotics. Lat...
Abstract: This paper presents an approach to Simultaneous Localization and Mapping (SLAM) based on s...
In this thesis we focus on computer vision capabilities suitable for practical mass-market mobile ro...
A complete approach to the visual localization and mapping problem (SLAM) is presented in this work....
Abstract: Mobile robots are characterised by their capacity to move autonomously in an environment t...
This paper presents a sensor system for robot localization based on the information obtained from a ...
Abstract — Accurate estimation of camera motion is very important for many robotics applications inv...
International audienceAccurate estimation of camera motion is very important for many robotics appli...
International audienceAccurate estimation of camera motion is very important for many robotics appli...
International audienceAccurate estimation of camera motion is very important for many robotics appli...
International audienceAccurate estimation of camera motion is very important for many robotics appli...
International audienceAccurate estimation of camera motion is very important for many robotics appli...
International audienceAccurate estimation of camera motion is very important for many robotics appli...
This paper describes a new vision based method for the Simultaneous Localization and Mapping of mobi...
This paper describes a new vision based method for the Simultaneous Localization and Mapping of mobi...
Summary. Simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM) is an important research area in robotics. Lat...
Abstract: This paper presents an approach to Simultaneous Localization and Mapping (SLAM) based on s...
In this thesis we focus on computer vision capabilities suitable for practical mass-market mobile ro...
A complete approach to the visual localization and mapping problem (SLAM) is presented in this work....
Abstract: Mobile robots are characterised by their capacity to move autonomously in an environment t...