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Full 3D Visual Tracking with Nonlinear Model-Based Control

Koichi Hashimoto, Takumi Ebine, Kenji Sakamoto, Hidenori Kimura

Year
1993
Citations
19

Abstract

The visual tracking system is composed of an object moving around the work space and a robot tracking the object based on the visual sensory feedback. This paper proposes a control theoretic formulation for 3D feature-based visual tracking system. The system is modeled by a nonlinear differential equation that incorporates the dynamics of the robot as well as the characteristics of the camera. A nonlinear control scheme which strictly linearizes the system is proposed. Simulations of 6 degrees of freedom control with PUMA 560 manipulator are carried out to evaluate the effectiveness of the proposed nonlinear approach.

Keywords

Nonlinear systemTracking (education)Computer scienceObject (grammar)Control theory (sociology)Computer visionArtificial intelligenceRobotScheme (mathematics)Tracking system

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