Non-Central Catadioptric Cameras Pose Estimation using 3D Lines

Add code
Jul 08, 2016
Andre Mateus, Pedro Miraldo, Pedro U. Lima

Figure 1 for Non-Central Catadioptric Cameras Pose Estimation using 3D Lines
Figure 2 for Non-Central Catadioptric Cameras Pose Estimation using 3D Lines
Figure 3 for Non-Central Catadioptric Cameras Pose Estimation using 3D Lines
Figure 4 for Non-Central Catadioptric Cameras Pose Estimation using 3D Lines

Share this with someone who'll enjoy it:

Twitter IconFacebook IconLinkedin IconWhatsapp IconMessenger Icon

In this article we purpose a novel method for planar pose estimation of mobile robots. This method is based on an analytic solution (which we derived) for the projection of 3D straight lines, onto the mirror of Non-Central Catadioptric Cameras (NCCS). The resulting solution is rewritten as a function of the rotation and translation parameters, which is then used as an error function for a set of mirror points. Those should be the result of the projection of a set of points incident with the respective 3D lines. The camera's pose is given by minimizing the error function, with the associated constraints. The method is validated by experiments both with synthetic and real data. The latter was collected from a mobile robot equipped with a NCCS.

View paper onarxiv icon

Share this with someone who'll enjoy it:

Twitter IconFacebook IconLinkedin IconWhatsapp IconMessenger Icon