2014
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-662-45646-0_38
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Partial Static Objects Based Scan Registration on the Campus

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“…The object level algorithm [10] takes the segmented patches as an input and uses geometric consistency to associate with the ones across scans and finally use the points of correctly associated patches to refine alignment. Reference [11] proposes to only exploit the common static objects such as trees, street lamps and traffic signal poles, instead of the whole point cloud to match on campus environment. Recently, the scan registration based on geometric structures of local point clusters [2] provides a outstanding selection to reduce the number of selected point pairs, which picks out feature points located on distinct edge lines and planar surfaces according to the curvatures of the points.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The object level algorithm [10] takes the segmented patches as an input and uses geometric consistency to associate with the ones across scans and finally use the points of correctly associated patches to refine alignment. Reference [11] proposes to only exploit the common static objects such as trees, street lamps and traffic signal poles, instead of the whole point cloud to match on campus environment. Recently, the scan registration based on geometric structures of local point clusters [2] provides a outstanding selection to reduce the number of selected point pairs, which picks out feature points located on distinct edge lines and planar surfaces according to the curvatures of the points.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…et avec un personnel professionnel (qui peut recevoir des formations et qualifications afin de fluidifier ses interactions avec le robot). Dans des environnements ouverts et publics comme les campus universitaires, les recherches dédiées aux AGV se concentrent principalement sur les verrous techniques à lever, par exemple l'interprétation de l'information visuelle issue de la caméra afin d'identifier des obstacles potentiels [3] ou encore une aide à la localisation du robot [4]. L'intérêt d'évoluer sur un campus universitaire est de pouvoir introduire les avancées en recherche dans le cadre d'enseignements.…”
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