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Development of a stereo vision system for remotely operated robots: A control and video streaming architecture

Angelos Amanatiadis, Αντώνιος Γαστεράτος, C. Georgoulas, L. Kotoulas, Ioannis Andreadis

Year
2008
Citations
12

Abstract

This paper describes the open and flexible architecture of a stereo vision system prototype, using open source software. The system is designed for teleoperated robots and includes a four degrees of freedom stereo head mechanism, a pair of high performance digital cameras, a head tracker and a head mounted display. All processes for the head control and video streaming are performed in Linux-based Real-time Operating Systems using open source libraries under GPL license. Experimental results showed that our system is capable of satisfying the hard-real time requirements for the head control, with great precision, and a low latency for the stereo video streaming. The video streaming management is particularly sophisticated resulting in a flexible, efficient and reliable service.

Keywords

Computer scienceTeleoperationRobotStereo camerasStereopsisTeleroboticsLatency (audio)Real-time computingArtificial intelligenceComputer vision

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