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Proceedings of the Water Environment Federation. 2009:457-463
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Journal of Field Robotics. 23:395-415
The need for reliable maps of subterranean spaces too hazardous for humans to occupy has motivated the development of robotic mapping tools suited to these domains. As such, this work describes a system developed for autonomous topological exploratio
Autor:
Nick Vallidis, David McAllister Bradley, Mike Bode, Anthony Stentz, Peter Rander, Alonzo Kelly, Scott M. Thayer, Antonio Diaz-Calderon, Tom Pilarski, Herman Herman, Robert Mandelbaum, Randy Warner, Michael Happold, Omead Amidi
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The International Journal of Robotics Research. 25:449-483
The DARPA PerceptOR program has implemented a rigorous evaluative test program which fosters the development of field relevant outdoor mobile robots. Autonomous ground vehicles were deployed on diverse test courses throughout the USA and quantitative
Autor:
Chuck Whittaker, Dave Ferguson, Scott M. Thayer, Zachary Omohundro, Christopher R. Baker, William Whittaker, David McAllister Bradley, David Silver, A. Morris
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Journal of Field Robotics. 23:35-57
Robotic systems exhibit remarkable capability for exploring and mapping subterranean voids. Information about subterranean spaces has immense value for civil, security, and commercial applications where problems, such as encroachment, collapse, flood
Autor:
Peter Steenkiste, Scott M. Thayer
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Personal and Ubiquitous Computing. 7:82-90
While computer processing power, storage capacity, and bandwidth are continuing to experience exponential growth, individual human processing capabilities are not increasing significantly. Pervasive computing offers an opportunity for applications to
Autor:
Scott M. Thayer, Mohan M. Trivedi
Publikováno v:
Pattern Recognition. 28:1073-1082
A necessary goal in the calibration of any instrument is an indication of how well the particular device performs. In the specific case where a camera system is used in the process of three-dimensional reconstruction or stereopsis, geometric measures
Autor:
Scott M. Thayer, Michael Hallmark
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Pipelines 2009.
Publikováno v:
Springer Tracts in Advanced Robotics ISBN: 9783540334521
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The need for reliable maps of subterranean spaces too hazardous for humans to occupy has motivated the development of robotic mapping tools. For such systems to be fully autonomous, they must be able to deal with all varieties of subterranean environ
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Publikováno v:
ICRA
The need for reliable maps of subterranean spaces too hazardous for humans to occupy has motivated the use of robotic technology as mapping tools. As such, we present a systemic approach to autonomous topological exploration of a mine environment to
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RAM
This paper presents a new technique for scan matching with sparse, noisy sensors such as sonar range finders. This method allows an underwater vehicle to estimate its position within a 2-D plane. When combined with other sensors typically used on suc