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Textual Signs Reading for Indoor Semantic Map Construction

Basem Ibraheem, Abeer Hamdy, Nevien Darwish

Year
2012
Citations
3
Access
Open access

Abstract

Semantic maps have come up to facilitate high-level human robot interaction like "deliver a laptop for maintenance". Textual signs posted on the walls and room doors in indoor environments are environment features that could be easily identified by service robots. These signs provide some semantic information like the function of the room and its occupants. In addition, they consider landmarks for the service robots. This paper is a continuous work of developing a framework for creating a semantic map for indoor environment using mobile robot The paper addresses the problem of automatically detecting and recognizing textual signs during robotic mapping. Then, annotating these recognized signs to a previously generated robotic grid map. ATRV-mini robot has been used in our experiments.

Keywords

Computer scienceReading (process)Natural language processingInformation retrievalArtificial intelligenceLinguistics

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