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Insect Inspired Three Dimensional Centring

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Cole, Luke
Barnes, Nicholas

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Australian Robotics and Automation Association

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Navigating a robot through confined three-dimensional spaces, such as a helicopter flying within a building containing rooms and corridors, presents some obvious difficulties. This paper presents and experimentally verifies a biologically inspired technique that uses optical flow to perform three-dimensional centring in corridor-like environments. The experiments are performed on an omni-directional mobile robot, which has vertical motion for two fisheye cameras mounted to provide almost 360° vision.

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Proceedings of ACRA 2008

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2037-12-31