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Catadioptric system optimisation for omnidirectional Robocup MSL robots

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Resumo:Omnidirectional Robocup MSL robots often use catadioptric vision systems in order to enable 360º of field view. It comprises an upright camera facing a convex mirror, commonly spherical, parabolic or hyperbolic, that reflects the entire space around the robot. This technique is being used for more than a decade and in a similar way by most teams. Teams upgrade their cameras in order to obtain more and better information of the captured area in pixel quantity and quality, but a large image area outside the convex mirror is black and unusable. The same happens on the image centre where the robot shows itself. Some efficiency though, can be improved in this technique by the methods presented in this paper such as developing a new convex mirror and by repositioning the camera viewpoint. Using 3D modelling CAD/CAM software for the simulation and CNC lathe mirror construction, some results are presented and discussed.
Autores principais:Lopes, Gil
Outros Autores:Ribeiro, A. Fernando; Pereira, Nino
Assunto:Omnidirectional robots RoboCup MSL catadioptric system 3D Modelling
Ano:2012
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:capítulo de livro
Tipo de acesso:acesso aberto
Instituição associada:Universidade do Minho
Idioma:inglês
Origem:RepositóriUM - Universidade do Minho
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spellingShingle Catadioptric system optimisation for omnidirectional Robocup MSL robots
Lopes, Gil
Omnidirectional robots
RoboCup MSL
catadioptric system
3D Modelling
status SINGLETON
subject.fl_str_mv Omnidirectional robots
RoboCup MSL
catadioptric system
3D Modelling
title Catadioptric system optimisation for omnidirectional Robocup MSL robots
title_full Catadioptric system optimisation for omnidirectional Robocup MSL robots
title_fullStr Catadioptric system optimisation for omnidirectional Robocup MSL robots
title_full_unstemmed Catadioptric system optimisation for omnidirectional Robocup MSL robots
title_short Catadioptric system optimisation for omnidirectional Robocup MSL robots
title_sort Catadioptric system optimisation for omnidirectional Robocup MSL robots
topic Omnidirectional robots
RoboCup MSL
catadioptric system
3D Modelling
topic_facet Omnidirectional robots
RoboCup MSL
catadioptric system
3D Modelling
url https://hdl.handle.net/1822/21158
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