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Neural processing of airborne sonar for mobile robot applications

S.M. Thomas, David Bull

Year
1991
Citations
10

Abstract

Describes a range of neural signal processing methods employed for B-Scan ultrasonic image enhancement and material identification. All approaches assume no a-priori knowledge of the environment. A Multi-Layered Perceptron (MLP) employing back propagation learning was used for all aspects of this research. The motivation for this work arises from a requirement to map and navigate within, hazardous environments. Ultrasonic transducers have advantages in such circumstances due to their mechanical robustness and low replacement cost.

Keywords

SonarRobustness (evolution)Mobile robotComputer scienceUltrasonic sensorArtificial intelligenceTransducerArtificial neural networkSignal processingA priori and a posteriori

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