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Ryoichi Ishikawa

11 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:/

Cited by 0SourceScholar
2025

Stereo-LiDAR Fusion by Semi-Global Matching With Discrete Disparity-Matching Cost and Semidensification

RA-L 2025

We present a real-time, non-learning depth estimation method that fuses Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) data with stereo camera input. Our approach comprises three key techniques: Semi-Global Matching (SGM) stereo with Discrete Disparity-matching Cost (DDC), semidensification of LiDAR disparity,

Cited by 2SourcecodeScholar
2024

CAPT: Category-level Articulation Estimation from a Single Point Cloud Using Transformer

ICRA 2024poster

The ability to estimate joint parameters is essential for various applications in robotics and computer vision. In this paper, we propose CAPT: category-level articulation estimation from a point cloud using Transformer. CAPT uses an end-to-end transformer-based architecture for joint parameter and…

Cited by 2SourceScholar
2024

G2fR: Frequency Regularization in Grid-based Feature Encoding Neural Radiance Fields

ECCV 2024poster

"Neural Radiance Field (NeRF) methodologies have garnered considerable interest, particularly with the introduction of grid-based feature encoding (GFE) approaches such as Instant-NGP and TensoRF. Conventional NeRF employs positional encoding (PE) and represents a scene with a Multi-Layer Perceptron…

Cited by 2SourcePDFScholar
2024

LiDAR-camera Calibration using Intensity Variance Cost

ICRA 2024poster

We propose an extrinsic calibration method for LiDAR-camera fusion systems using variations in intensities projected from camera images to the LiDAR point cloud. As the input, the proposed method uses a sequence of LiDAR data and camera images captured while moving the system. Once the camera motion…

Cited by 2SourceScholar
2023

INF: Implicit Neural Fusion for LiDAR and Camera

IROS 2023poster

Sensor fusion has become a popular topic in robotics. However, conventional fusion methods encounter many difficulties, such as data representation differences, sensor variations, and extrinsic calibration. For example, the calibration methods used for LiDAR-camera fusion often require manual operat…

Cited by 10SourceScholar
2022

Fast Structural Representation and Structure-aware Loop Closing for Visual SLAM

IROS 2022poster

Perceptual Aliasing is one of the main problems in simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM). Wrong associations between different places may lead to failure of the whole map. Research on structure information is rarely investigated among existing solutions to this problem. In cases of visual SLA…

Cited by 0SourceScholar
2020

Discontinuous and Smooth Depth Completion With Binary Anisotropic Diffusion Tensor

RA-L 2020

We propose an unsupervised real-time dense depth completion from a sparse depth map guided by a single image. Our method generates a smooth depth map while preserving discontinuity between different objects. Our key idea is a Binary Anisotropic Diffusion Tensor (B-ADT) which can completely eliminate

Cited by 12SourceScholar
2019

Real-Time Dense Depth Estimation Using Semantically-Guided LIDAR Data Propagation and Motion Stereo

RA-L 2019

In this letter, we present a method for estimating a dense depth map from a sparse LIDAR point cloud and an image sequence. Our proposed method relies on a directionally biased propagation of known depth to missing areas based on semantic segmentation. Additionally, we classify different object boun

Cited by 9SourceScholar
2018

LiDAR and Camera Calibration Using Motions Estimated by Sensor Fusion Odometry

IROS 2018poster

This paper proposes a targetless and automatic camera-LiDAR calibration method. Our approach extends the hand-eye calibration framework to 2D-3D calibration. The scaled camera motions are accurately calculated using a sensor-fusion odometry method. We also clarify the suitable motions for our calibr…

Cited by 168SourceScholar