Hybrid collaborative stereo vision system for mobile robots formation

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This paper presents the use of a hybrid collaborative stereo vision system (3D-distributed visual sensing using different kinds of vision cameras) for the autonomous navigation of a wheeled robot team. It is proposed a triangulation-based method for the 3D-posture computation of an unknown object by considering the collaborative hybrid stereo vision system, and this way to steer the robot team to a desired position relative to such object while maintaining a desired robot formation. Experimental results with real mobile robots are included to validate the proposed vision system.

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Roberti, F., Toibero, J. M., Soria, C., Vassallo, R. F., & Carelli, R. (2009). Hybrid collaborative stereo vision system for mobile robots formation. International Journal of Advanced Robotic Systems, 6(4), 257–266. https://doi.org/10.5772/7241

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