MANIPULATION
Estimation of the position of a robot using computer-vision for a live-line maintenance task
J. Lessard, Denis Laurendeau
- Year
- 2005
- Citations
- 4
Abstract
This paper presents a computer vision technique designed to estimate the position and orientation of a robot manipulator in its working environment. The manipulator is expected to execute live-line maintenance tasks. The position and orientation are obtained from the segmentation of two grey-level images of the scene taken from a single point of view, and from a priori knowledge of the scene. Experimental results are presented and the validity of the method is discussed on the basis of accuracy and speed.
Keywords
Computer visionArtificial intelligenceComputer scienceOrientation (vector space)RobotA priori and a posterioriPosition (finance)Line (geometry)Task (project management)Point (geometry)
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