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2004
Springer

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Motion Detection and Tracking for an AIBO Robot Using Camera Motion Compensation and Kalman Filtering

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Motion detection and tracking while moving is a desired ability for any soccer player. For instance, this ability allows the determination of the ball trajectory when the player is...

Javier Ruiz-del-Solar, Paul A. Vallejos

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