Adaptive Object Tracking with an Anthropomorphic Robot Head
Hyundo Kim, Boris Lau, Jochen Triesch
- 发表年份
- 2004
- 引用次数
- 4
摘要
We present a system for model-free, adaptive object tracking with a redundant anthropomorphic robot head. The visual tracking system is based on the idea of “Democratic Integration ” to fuse information from several cues in a biologically plausible, self-organized fashion. The motor control system utilizes the idea of “controller partitioning ” to exploit complementary capabilities of redundant degrees of freedom in the neck and eyes. A biologically inspired vergence control mechanism ensures coordination of the robot’s two eyes. We demonstrate the performance of the overall system in different active tracking scenarios. 1.
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