Visual navigation around curved obstacles
An approach to path-planning around smooth obstacles that exploits visually derived geometry is proposed. A moving robot can scan the silhouette or apparent contour of an obstacle and estimate a minimum length path. This is done by seeking geodesics which can be extrapolated smoothly, around the obs...
Main Authors: | Blake, A, Brady, M, Cipolla, R, Xie, Z, Zisserman, A |
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Format: | Conference item |
Language: | English |
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IEEE
1991
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