2014 · 29 citations · 18 references
EngineeringAutonomous SystemsRobotics EngineeringAerial RoboticsAutonomous VehiclesRoboticsAerial Robot DesignAutonomous NavigationOptical FlowRobotic VisionVisual LocalizationVisual NavigationAutonomous GuidanceAutonomous Vehicle GuidanceImage-guided Landmark RecognitionLandmark RecognitionUnmanned Aerial Vehicle ControlVehicle GuidanceVision-based GuidanceVisual Landmark Recognition
This study describes the design and implementation of several bioinspired algorithms for providing guidance to an ultra-lightweight micro-aerial vehicle (MAV) using a 2.6 g omnidirectional vision sensor. Using this visual guidance system we demonstrate autonomous speed control, centring, and heading stabilisation on board a 30 g MAV flying in a corridor-like environment. In addition to the computation of wide-field optic flow, the comparatively high-resolution omnidirectional imagery provided by this sensor also offers the potential for image-based algorithms such as landmark recognition to be implemented in the future.
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Controlled Flight of a Biologically Inspired, Insect-Scale Robot
Y. Kevin, Pakpong Chirarattananon, Sawyer B. Fuller et al. · Science · 2013 · 1.1K citations
Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Robotics Engineering +14
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