Abstract:The measurement of safe driving distance based on stereo vision is proposed. The model of camera imaging is established using traditional camera calibration method firstly. Secondly, the projection matrix is deduced according to camera's internal and external parameter and used to calibrate the camera. The method of camera calibration based on two-dimensional target plane is adopted. Then the distortion parameters are calculated when the nonlinear geometric model of camera imaging is built. Moreover, the camer… Show more
“…Recently a few research projects have started to concentrate on distance estimation by use of more sensors. An interesting solution is published in a paper by Hou et al [3], where authors propose increasing the safety of transportation vehicles based on using stereo vision to measure safe driving distance. There are also papers utilizing the static stereo system to measure object disparity in separate pictures [4].…”
This article presents the results of research of a robust reconnaissance system. The system presented consists of two or more cooperating robots that use a mobile phone as their control unit. The robot is controlled via sockets from a remote server using the GSM standard, and the control of the hardware peripherals is done with FT312D circuit connected to a microprocessor. This solution seems to be inexpensive and user-friendly. The designed robot can determine its relative position based on photographs made by a general optical sensor. The photographs are subsequently processed on the server. The research work describes a method for detecting and determining the size of an object, while the object detected in a photograph is measured based on precise moves of the robotic device. The design reduces movement inaccuracies caused by chassis slipping on the terrain by using another robotic device. Thanks to the rapid progress of mobile phone technology development and the ever-decreasing purchase costs, it is now possible to use a mobile phone as a source of sensors and as a means of remote communication. This article presents the complete design of the system, the procedure for processing of the photographs, the algorithm for estimating the distance as well as a theoretical vision of autonomous navigation.
“…Recently a few research projects have started to concentrate on distance estimation by use of more sensors. An interesting solution is published in a paper by Hou et al [3], where authors propose increasing the safety of transportation vehicles based on using stereo vision to measure safe driving distance. There are also papers utilizing the static stereo system to measure object disparity in separate pictures [4].…”
This article presents the results of research of a robust reconnaissance system. The system presented consists of two or more cooperating robots that use a mobile phone as their control unit. The robot is controlled via sockets from a remote server using the GSM standard, and the control of the hardware peripherals is done with FT312D circuit connected to a microprocessor. This solution seems to be inexpensive and user-friendly. The designed robot can determine its relative position based on photographs made by a general optical sensor. The photographs are subsequently processed on the server. The research work describes a method for detecting and determining the size of an object, while the object detected in a photograph is measured based on precise moves of the robotic device. The design reduces movement inaccuracies caused by chassis slipping on the terrain by using another robotic device. Thanks to the rapid progress of mobile phone technology development and the ever-decreasing purchase costs, it is now possible to use a mobile phone as a source of sensors and as a means of remote communication. This article presents the complete design of the system, the procedure for processing of the photographs, the algorithm for estimating the distance as well as a theoretical vision of autonomous navigation.
“…Let the image that isolate the object from the background be called as the binary image. Assume that the considered image can be classified into two clusters 1 C and 2 C as shown in Figure 3. One idea to choose the threshold value is to decide a gray level value, T, using which the variance between the two clusters is the largest, and the sum of the within-cluster variance in 1 C and 2 C is the smallest.…”
Section: Region Segmentationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They not only measured object distance but also proposed a method to measure the object size. The other example is the work of A-Lin et al in which they used stereo vision to measure the safe driving distance of a vehicle [1].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Information of the distance of objects are useful for navigation and avoidance of autonomous mobile systems. The system can easily avoid obstacles if the accurate position of obstacles can be acquired [1].…”
Abstract:Human has the ability to roughly estimate the distance of objects because of the stereo vision of human's eyes. In this paper we proposed an improved stereo vision system to accurately measure the distance of objects in real world. Object distance is very useful for obstacle avoidance and navigation of autonomous vehicles. Recent researches have used stereo cameras for different applications such as 3D image construction, distance measurement, and occlusion detection. The proposed measurement procedure is a three-phase process: object detection, segmentation, and distance calculation. In distance calculation, we proposed a new algorithm to reduce the error. The result shows our measurement system is capable of providing objects distance with less than 5% of measurement error.
“…Han et al used the highest feature point of the marker crown and the triangular similarity theory to measure the length [4]. Zhao et al proposed to obtain the centroid of the odd and even field by using the interval scan to measure speed [5]. The second category is through two cameras to obtain images, using the difference between the two images to calculate the distance.…”
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