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Generalised Linear Pose Estimation

Andreas Ess, Alexander Neubeck, Luc Van Gool

Year
2007
Citations
16

Abstract

This paper investigates several aspects of 3D-2D camera pose estimation, aimed at robot navigation in poorly-textured scenes. The major contribution is a fast, linear algorithm for the general case with six or more points. We show how to specialise this to work with only four or five points, which is of utmost importance in a test and hypothesis framework. Our formulation allows for an easy inclusion of lines, as well as the handling of other camera geometries, such as stereo rigs. We also treat the special case of planar motion, a valid restriction for most indoor environments. We conclude the paper with extensive simulated tests and a real test case, which substantiate the algorithm’s usability for our application domain. 1

Keywords

UsabilityComputer scienceComputer visionPoseArtificial intelligenceDomain (mathematical analysis)3D pose estimationRobotEstimationMathematics

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