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Omni-directional Vision Localization Based on Particle Filter

Zuoliang Cao, Shiyu Liu, Juha Röning

Year
2007
Citations
21

Abstract

Omni-directional vision navigation appears definite significant since its advantage of panoramic sight with a single compact visual scene. This unique guidance technique involves target recognition, vision tracking, object positioning, path programming. An algorithm for omni-vision based global localization which utilizes two overhead features as beacon pattern is proposed in this paper. An approach for geometric restoration of omni-vision images has to be considered since an inherent distortion exists. The localization of the robot can be achieved by geometric computation. Dynamic localization employs a beacon tracker to follow the landmarks in real time during the arbitrary movement of the vehicle. Particle filter (PF) has been shown to be successful for several nonlinear estimation problems. A beacon tracker based on Particle filter which offers a probabilistic framework for dynamic state estimation in visual tracking has been developed. We have implemented the tracking and localization system and demonstrated the relevant of the algorithm.

Keywords

Computer visionParticle filterArtificial intelligenceComputer scienceTracking (education)Monte Carlo localizationPoseExtended Kalman filterVideo trackingFilter (signal processing)

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