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AROBOTS
2005
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Visually Guided Cooperative Robot Actions Based on Information Quality
In field environments it is not usually possible to provide robots in advance with valid geometric models of its environment and task element locations. The robot or robot teams ne...
Vivek A. Sujan, Steven Dubowsky
ICRA
2010
IEEE
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Visual odometry priors for robust EKF-SLAM
— One of the main drawbacks of standard visual EKF-SLAM techniques is the assumption of a general camera motion model. Usually this motion model has been implemented in the liter...
Pablo Fernández Alcantarilla, Luis Miguel B...
ALGORITHMICA
2000
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Mobile Robot Self-Localization without Explicit Landmarks
Localization is the process of determining the robot's location within its environment. More precisely, it is a procedure which takes as input a geometric map, a current estim...
R. G. Brown, Bruce Randall Donald
RAS
2000
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Active object recognition by view integration and reinforcement learning
A mobile agent with the task to classify its sensor pattern has to cope with ambiguous information. Active recognition of three-dimensional objects involves the observer in a sear...
Lucas Paletta, Axel Pinz
IJCV
2007
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Vision-Based SLAM: Stereo and Monocular Approaches
Building a spatially consistent model is a key functionality to endow a mobile robot with autonomy. Without an initial map or an absolute localization means, it requires to concurr...
Thomas Lemaire, Cyrille Berger, Il-Kyun Jung, Simo...