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Tobias Schubert

9 accepted papers

2018

Detecting Changes in the Environment Based on Full Posterior Distributions Over Real-Valued Grid Maps

RA-L 2018

To detect changes in an environment, one has to decide whether a set of recent observations is incompatible with a set of previous observations. For binary, lidar-based grid maps, this is essentially the case when the laser beam traverses a voxel that has been observed as occupied, or when the beam

Cited by 10SourceScholar
2018

Whole-Body Sensory Concept for Compliant Mobile Robots

ICRA 2018poster

Most of the conventional approaches to mobile robot navigation avoid any kind of contact with the environment or with humans. As nowadays distance sensors typically have a limited - and often only two-dimensional - field of view, collisions with the environment or contacts with humans cannot be full…

Cited by 19SourceScholar
2017

An online system for tracking the performance of Parkinson's patients

IROS 2017poster

An objective performance measure for movement tasks is widely regarded as having utmost relevance for the therapy of movement disorders. Existing systems typically rely on human experts, which is known to produce substantial inter- and intra-rater variability. Present solutions are either based on s…

Cited by 9SourceScholar
2017

Closed-form full map posteriors for robot localization with lidar sensors

IROS 2017poster

A popular class of lidar-based grid mapping algorithms computes for each map cell the probability that it reflects an incident laser beam. These algorithms typically determine the map as the set of reflection probabilities that maximizes the likelihood of the underlying laser data and do not compute…

Cited by 15SourceScholar
2016

A probabilistic approach based on Random Forests to estimating similarity of human motion in the context of Parkinson's Disease

IROS 2016poster

The objective characterization of human motion is required in a variety of fields including competitive sports, rehabilitation and the detection of motor deficits. Nowadays, typically human experts evaluate the motor behavior. These evaluations are based on their individual experience which leads to…

Cited by 5SourceScholar
2016

A probabilistic approach to liquid level detection in cups using an RGB-D camera

IROS 2016poster

Robotic assistants have the potential to greatly improve our quality of life by supporting us in our daily activities. A service robot acting autonomously in an indoor environment is faced with very complex tasks. Consider the problem of pouring a liquid into a cup, the robot should first determine…

Cited by 48SourceScholar
2016

Automatic bone parameter estimation for skeleton tracking in optical motion capture

ICRA 2016

Motion analysis is important in a broad range of contexts, including animation, bio-mechanics, robotics and experiments investigating animal behavior. For applications, in which tracking accuracy is one of the main requirements, passive optical motion capture systems are widely used. Many skeleton t

Cited by 17SourceScholar
2016

Recursive Decentralized Collaborative Localization for Sparsely Communicating Robots

RSS 2016poster

This paper provides a new fully-decentralized al- gorithm for Collaborative Localization based on the extended Kalman filter. The major challenge in decentralized collaborative localization is to track inter-robot dependencies – which is particularly difficult in situations where sustained synchro…

Cited by 63SourcePDFScholar
2015

Automatic initialization for skeleton tracking in optical motion capture

ICRA 2015poster

The ability to track skeletal movements is important in a variety of applications including animation, biological studies and animal experiments. To detect even small movements, such a method should provide highly accurate estimates. Besides that it should not impede the mammal in its motion. This m…

Cited by 41SourceScholar