Design and implementation of wireless multimedia sensor network node based on FPGA and binocular vision

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Abstract

According to the actual demand of the wireless sensor network for multimedia information acquisition, the new multimedia wireless sensor node is designed and implemented with FPGA as the core and Zigbee wireless communication. On the multimedia nodes, sensors such as binocular camera and accelerometer are configured to realize real-time perception and acquisition of environmental information and image data, and the short distance wireless communication and detection ability is formed through Zigbee protocol. When the test distance is not more than 60 m, the measured data fluctuate around the theoretical curve, and the communication is reliable. When the distance of the node is within the 14 m, the data transmission has no error. In view of the fact that the mismatch rate of the traditional Census transform is high under the condition of accuracy and noise, an improved Census transform stereo matching algorithm is proposed, which is applied to the nodes of multimedia sensor network. The experimental results show that this scheme can realize the data transmission and processing of wireless sensor network nodes and has strong operation capability and visual matching precision while reducing power consumption.

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Jin, S., Yuanzhi, W., & Yining, S. (2018). Design and implementation of wireless multimedia sensor network node based on FPGA and binocular vision. Eurasip Journal on Wireless Communications and Networking, 2018(1). https://doi.org/10.1186/s13638-018-1172-8

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