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Three-Dimensional Imaging for a Very Large Excavator
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EngineeringField Robotics3D ModelingComputer-aided DesignSystems EngineeringThree-dimensional ImagingComputational GeometryImaging SystemRadiologyGeometric ModelingCartographyMachine VisionSurveyingMedical ImagingReconstruction TechniqueComputer EngineeringAutomation SystemCoal SeamNatural SciencesCivil EngineeringBiomedical ImagingAutomation3D Scanning3D ReconstructionRoboticsTomography3D ImagingAutomated Mining
In this paper we describe the development of a three-dimensional (3D) imaging system for a 3500 tonne mining machine (dragline).Draglines are large walking cranes used for removing the dirt that covers a coal seam. Our group has been developing a dragline swing automation system since 1994. The system so far has been `blind' to its external environment. The work presented in this paper attempts to give the dragline an ability to sense its surroundings. A 3D digital terrain map (DTM) is created from data obtained from a two-dimensional laser scanner while the dragline swings. Experimental data from an operational dragline are presented.
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