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Unaided stereo vision based pose estimation

Michael Warren, David McKinnon, Hu He, Ben Upcroft

Year
2010
Citations
42
Access
Open access

Abstract

This paper presents the development of a low-cost sensor platform for use in ground-based visual pose estimation and scene mapping tasks. We seek to develop a technical solution using low-cost vision hardware that allows us to accurately estimate robot position for SLAM tasks. We present results from the application of a vision based pose estimation technique to simultaneously determine camera poses and scene structure. The results are generated from a dataset gathered traversing a local road at the St Lucia Campus of the University of Queensland. We show the accuracy of the pose estimation over a 1.6km trajectory in relation to GPS ground truth.

Keywords

PoseComputer visionArtificial intelligenceComputer scienceSimultaneous localization and mappingGround truthGlobal Positioning SystemArticulated body pose estimationVisual odometryTraverse

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