5 accepted papers
The Active Binocular Vision System (ABVS), resembling the human eye, demonstrates potential for improving visual perception in robotic systems, especially in dynamic and complex environments. In this letter, we present an optimized design of a three degree-of-freedom (DoF) Active Monocular Vision Sy
Perspective-n-Point (PnP) problem aims to estimate pose from known 3D map points and their projections. Efficient PnP (EPnP), one of the classical PnP solvers, represents camera pose with control points, which are easier to estimate utilizing the least square (LS) formulation. However, the geometry
We propose a vision-based method to achieve Pixel-Level precision saccadic movements in an active binocular vision system (ABVS). Traditional methods for precise saccadic motion rely heavily on extensive training or accurate kinematic models. However, extensive pre-training reduces the flexibility o
We propose a vision-based approach to calibrate kinematic structure of low degree-of-freedom (DoF) articulated systems. Standard hand-eye calibration yields excellent eye-to-hand relations by explicitly estimating end-effector mounted camera poses from the Perspective-n-Point (PnP) problem of a sing