Visual localisation of a robot with an external RGBD sensor

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Abstract

This paper presents a novel approach to visual localisation that uses a camera on the robot coupled wirelessly to an external RGB-D sensor. Unlike systems where an external sensor observes the robot, our approach merely assumes the robots camera and external sensor share a portion of their field of view. Experiments were performed using a Microsoft Kinect as the external sensor and a small mobile robot. The robot carries a smartphone, which acts as its camera, sensor processor, control platform and wireless link. Computational effort is distributed between the smartphone and a host PC connected to the Kinect. Experimental results show that the approach is accurate and robust in dynamic environments with substantial object movement and occlusions.

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Yii, W., Damayanthi, N., Drummond, T., & Li, W. H. (2011). Visual localisation of a robot with an external RGBD sensor. In Proceedings of the 2011 Australasian Conference on Robotics and Automation.

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