Compact Environment Modelling from Unconstrained Camera Platforms

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Compact Environment Modelling from Unconstrained Camera Platforms
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Publisher : KIT Scientific Publishing
Total Pages : 158
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ISBN-10 : 9783731508014
ISBN-13 : 373150801X
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Book Synopsis Compact Environment Modelling from Unconstrained Camera Platforms by : Schwarze, Tobias

Book excerpt: Mobile robotic systems need to perceive their surroundings in order to act independently. In this work a perception framework is developed which interprets the data of a binocular camera in order to transform it into a compact, expressive model of the environment. This model enables a mobile system to move in a targeted way and interact with its surroundings. It is shown how the developed methods also provide a solid basis for technical assistive aids for visually impaired people.


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