Video: Sunflower: Locating Underwater Robots From the Air

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Abstract

Locating underwater robots is fundamental for enabling important underwater applications. The current mainstream method requires a physical infrastructure with relays on the water surface, which is largely ad-hoc, introduces a significant logistical overhead, and entails limited scalability. Our work, Sunflower, is the first system demonstrating wireless, 3D localization across the air-water interface and eliminates the need for any sensing additional infrastructure. This demonstration video [1] evaluates the Sunflower system on a mobile drone and mobile underwater robot, showing the underwater robot's continuous ground-truth trajectory along with the Sunflower estimates at six discrete positions.

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Carver, C. J., Shao, Q., Lensgraf, S., Sniffen, A., Perroni-Scharf, M., Gallant, H., … Zhou, X. (2022). Video: Sunflower: Locating Underwater Robots From the Air. In MobiSys 2022 - Proceedings of the 2022 20th Annual International Conference on Mobile Systems, Applications and Services (pp. 607–608). Association for Computing Machinery, Inc. https://doi.org/10.1145/3498361.3538656

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