A Virtual Fence for Drones: Efficiently Detecting Propeller Blades with a DVXplorer Event Camera

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In previous work, we prototyped a portable drone detection system using a DAVIS 346 event camera and a Raspberry Pi 4, running in 5.14 W. Here, we expand on this work by switching to the higher-resolution DVXplorer and by including a small neural network classifier system. The resulting system improves the range at which drones can be recognized (from 9m to 19m). We also demonstrate our novel in-lab test system, capable of generating controlled training data across a wide variety of lighting and optical conditions. The new 100-neuron classification system runs at 100Hz with an accuracy of 98% on our field test and 96% on the in-lab test suite.

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Stewart, T., Drouin, M. A., Picard, M., Dizeu, F. B. D., Orth, A., & Gagné, G. (2022). A Virtual Fence for Drones: Efficiently Detecting Propeller Blades with a DVXplorer Event Camera. In ACM International Conference Proceeding Series. Association for Computing Machinery. https://doi.org/10.1145/3546790.3546800

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