— Tracked vehicles have the advantage of stable locomotion on uneven terrain, and, as a result, such mechanisms are used for locomotion on outdoor robots, including those used fo...
To navigate reliably in indoor environments, a mobile robot must know where it is. This includes both the ability of globally localizing the robot from scratch, as well as trackin...
Frank Dellaert, Wolfram Burgard, Dieter Fox, Sebas...
Abstract— This paper addresses the problem of localization and map construction by a mobile robot in an indoor environment. Instead of trying to build high-fidelity geometric ma...
Paul E. Rybski, Franziska Zacharias, Jean-Fran&cce...
In this article a method is proposed for ball tracking using 100 Hz computer vision in a semi-automated foosball table. In this application the behavior of the ball is highly dynam...
— Self-localization is a major research task in mobile robotics for several years. Efficient self-localization methods have been developed, among which probabilistic Monte-Carlo...