This paper presents an algorithm that builds topological maps, using omnidirectional vision as the only sensor modality. Local features are extracted from images obtained in sequence, and are used both to cluster the images into nodes and to detect links between the nodes. The algorithm is incremental, reducing the computational requirements of the corresponding batch algorithm. Experimental results in a complex, indoor environment show that the algorithm produces topologically correct maps, closing loops without suffering from perceptual aliasing or false links. Robustness to lighting variations was further demonstrated by building correct maps from combined multiple datasets collected over a period of 2 month
In this paper we present a system for appearance-based topological mapping and localisation using vi...
Abstract—Scene recognition problems for mobile robots have been extensively studied. This is importa...
Dans ce papier, nous présentons une nouvelle méthode pour l’exploration autonome d’environnements in...
This paper presents an algorithm that builds topological maps, using omnidirectional vision as the o...
In this work we present a novel system for autonomous mobile robot navigation. With only an omnidire...
This paper addresses the problem of localization and map construction by a mobile robot in an indoor...
This paper presents an appearance--based method to automatically determine places from vision data f...
Visual representation of an environment in topological maps is a challenging task since different fa...
We propose a new sensor for the spatial semantic hierarchy created by Kuipers (2000). To prove the e...
Competent navigation in an environment is a major requirement for an autonomous mobile robot to acco...
This thesis presents an online autonomous mobile robot exploration and navigation strategy. An appro...
Abstract — In robotics, appearance-based topological map building consists in infering the topology ...
In this paper we propose a method for vision only topological simultaneous localisation and mapping ...
As a step towards achieving a mobile robot which can navigate autonomously, this work aims to develo...
© 2009 by Nova Science Publishers, Inc. All rights reserved. When humans navigate, they use mainly t...
In this paper we present a system for appearance-based topological mapping and localisation using vi...
Abstract—Scene recognition problems for mobile robots have been extensively studied. This is importa...
Dans ce papier, nous présentons une nouvelle méthode pour l’exploration autonome d’environnements in...
This paper presents an algorithm that builds topological maps, using omnidirectional vision as the o...
In this work we present a novel system for autonomous mobile robot navigation. With only an omnidire...
This paper addresses the problem of localization and map construction by a mobile robot in an indoor...
This paper presents an appearance--based method to automatically determine places from vision data f...
Visual representation of an environment in topological maps is a challenging task since different fa...
We propose a new sensor for the spatial semantic hierarchy created by Kuipers (2000). To prove the e...
Competent navigation in an environment is a major requirement for an autonomous mobile robot to acco...
This thesis presents an online autonomous mobile robot exploration and navigation strategy. An appro...
Abstract — In robotics, appearance-based topological map building consists in infering the topology ...
In this paper we propose a method for vision only topological simultaneous localisation and mapping ...
As a step towards achieving a mobile robot which can navigate autonomously, this work aims to develo...
© 2009 by Nova Science Publishers, Inc. All rights reserved. When humans navigate, they use mainly t...
In this paper we present a system for appearance-based topological mapping and localisation using vi...
Abstract—Scene recognition problems for mobile robots have been extensively studied. This is importa...
Dans ce papier, nous présentons une nouvelle méthode pour l’exploration autonome d’environnements in...