International audienceService robots are nowadays more and more common on diverse environments. In order to provide useful services, robots must not only identify different objects but also understand their use and be able to extract characteristics that make useful an object. In this work, a framework is presented for recognize home furniture by analyzing geometrical features over point clouds. A fast and efficient method for horizontal and vertical planes detection is presented, based on the histograms of 3D points acquired from a Kinect like sensor onboard the robot. Horizontal planes are recovered according to height distribution on 2D histograms, while vertical planes with a similar approach over a projection on the floor (3D histogram...
Modern SLAM systems with a depth sensor are able to reliably reconstruct dense 3D geometric maps of ...
This document presents an interactive pipeline for collecting, labelling and re-recognizing movable ...
Abstract — As robots begin to collaborate with humans in everyday workspaces, they will need to unde...
International audienceService robots are nowadays more and more common on diverse environments. In o...
This study proposes a framework to detect and recognize household furniture using autonomous mobile ...
International audienceHome furniture detection is a very important topic enabling a robot to provide...
International audienceIn order for service robots to help humans in daily home tasks, they need to h...
With the aging of the world population and the continuous growth in technology, service robots are m...
In this article, we investigate how autonomous robots can exploit the high quality information alrea...
Abstract—In this article, we address the problem of exploiting the structure in today’s workplace in...
This paper presents the Robot-at-Home dataset (Robot@Home), a collection of raw and processed sensor...
Abstract—In this paper we propose a methodology for robust plane recovering from monocular images. T...
A new approach enabling a mobile robot to recognize and classify furniture-like objects composed of ...
Assistive robotic applications require systems capable of interaction in the human world, a workspac...
Mobile robots have already entered people's homes to perform simple tasks for them. For robots at ho...
Modern SLAM systems with a depth sensor are able to reliably reconstruct dense 3D geometric maps of ...
This document presents an interactive pipeline for collecting, labelling and re-recognizing movable ...
Abstract — As robots begin to collaborate with humans in everyday workspaces, they will need to unde...
International audienceService robots are nowadays more and more common on diverse environments. In o...
This study proposes a framework to detect and recognize household furniture using autonomous mobile ...
International audienceHome furniture detection is a very important topic enabling a robot to provide...
International audienceIn order for service robots to help humans in daily home tasks, they need to h...
With the aging of the world population and the continuous growth in technology, service robots are m...
In this article, we investigate how autonomous robots can exploit the high quality information alrea...
Abstract—In this article, we address the problem of exploiting the structure in today’s workplace in...
This paper presents the Robot-at-Home dataset (Robot@Home), a collection of raw and processed sensor...
Abstract—In this paper we propose a methodology for robust plane recovering from monocular images. T...
A new approach enabling a mobile robot to recognize and classify furniture-like objects composed of ...
Assistive robotic applications require systems capable of interaction in the human world, a workspac...
Mobile robots have already entered people's homes to perform simple tasks for them. For robots at ho...
Modern SLAM systems with a depth sensor are able to reliably reconstruct dense 3D geometric maps of ...
This document presents an interactive pipeline for collecting, labelling and re-recognizing movable ...
Abstract — As robots begin to collaborate with humans in everyday workspaces, they will need to unde...