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Guillaume Caron

14 accepted papers

2026

Event-Based 6-DoF Object Tracking With Distance Field Reaching 130Hz

RA-L 2026

Event cameras report asynchronous, per-pixel brightness changes with microsecond latency, making them attractive for high-speed 6-DoF object tracking. We present EDFT, a real-time 6-DoF object tracker that uses only a monocular event camera and a 3D model. At the core is an <italic xmlns:mml="http:/

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2026

Transformation-Domain Gaussian Smoothing for Translational Direct Visual Servoing

ICRA 2026poster

Direct visual servoing (DVS) uses raw pixel intensities to control robot motion, yielding high accuracy at convergence. However, the associated photometric cost function is highly nonconvex, which leads to a narrow domain of convergence due to local minima. This work addresses that issue by adapting…

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2024

A mathematical characterization of the convergence domain for Direct Visual Servoing

IROS 2024poster

Direct Visual Servoing (DVS) is a technique that controls the robot motion by using the pixel intensities captured by a camera. DVS demonstrates high accuracy at convergence, prompting the development of various methods aimed at expanding its convergence domain.In this paper, we propose a mathematic…

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2021

Continuous Scale-Space Direct Image Alignment for Visual Odometry From RGB-D Images

RA-L 2021

In this letter, we propose a novel dense 3D image alignment algorithm that estimates the Euclidean transformation between pairs of camera poses from pixel intensities. The novelty consists in the automatic scale adaptation within each level of a multi-resolution image pyramid, using the scale-space

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2021

Defocus-Based Direct Visual Servoing

RA-L 2021

Direct Visual Servoing (DVS) considers pixel brightness directly as input of robot control. Recent DVS variants consider image processing as smoothing or frequency domain transforms, resulting in large convergence domains. This letter proposes to consider defocus to optically smooth images without p

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2020

Photometric Path Planning for Vision-Based Navigation

ICRA 2020poster

We present a vision-based navigation system that uses a visual memory to navigate. Such memory corresponds to a topological map of key images created from moving a virtual camera over a model of the real scene. The advantage of our approach is that it provides a useful insight into the navigability…

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2018

Reliable Planar Object Pose Estimation in Light Fields From Best Subaperture Camera Pairs

RA-L 2018

A light-field camera can obtain richer information about a scene than a usual camera. This property offers a lot of potential for robot vision. In this letter, we present a method for pose estimation of a planar object with a light-field camera. The light-field camera can be regarded as a set of sub

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2018

Spherical Visual Gyroscope for Autonomous Robots Using the Mixture of Photometric Potentials

ICRA 2018poster

In this paper, we present a new direct omnidirectional visual gyroscope for mobile robotic platforms. The gyroscope estimates the 3D orientation of a camera-robot by comparing the current spherical image with that acquired at a reference pose. By transforming pixel intensities into a Mixture of Phot…

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