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External localization system for mobile robotics

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posted on 2024-02-09, 17:00 authored by Jan Faigl, Libor Preucil, Marta Mejail, Matias Nitsche, Tom Duckett, Tomas Krajnik
<p>We present a fast and precise vision-based software intended for multiple robot localization. The core component ofthe proposed localization system is an efficient method for black and white circular pattern detection. The method is robust to variable lighting conditions, achieves sub-pixel precision, and its computational complexity is independent of the processed image size. With off-the-shelf computational equipment and low-cost camera, its core algorithm is able to process hundreds of images per second while tracking hundreds of objects with millimeter precision. We propose a mathematical model of the method that allows to calculate its precision, area of coverage, and processing speed from the camera’s intrinsic parameters and hardware’s processing capacity. The correctness of the presented model andperformance of the algorithm in real-world conditions are verified in several experiments. Apart from the method description, we also publish its source code; so, it can be used as an enabling technology for various mobile robotics problems.</p>

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  • School of Computer Science (Research Outputs)

Publication Title

International Conference on Advanced Robotics, ICAR 2013 (Proceedings)

Publisher

IEEE

ISBN

9781479927227

Date Submitted

2013-12-11

Date Accepted

2013-11-26

Date of First Publication

2013-11-26

Date of Final Publication

2013-11-26

Event Name

16th International Conference on Advanced Robotics (ICAR 2013)

Event Dates

25-29 November 2013

Date Document First Uploaded

2013-12-11

ePrints ID

12670

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