Le. Ong et Lj. Everett, CLOSED-FORM SOLUTION FOR THE SENSOR REGISTRATION PROBLEM USING ONLY POSITION INFORMATION, Journal of robotic systems, 11(8), 1994, pp. 717-724
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Categorie Soggetti
Controlo Theory & Cybernetics","Computer Application, Chemistry & Engineering","Robotics & Automatic Control
Sensors, mounted on the dexterous end of a robot, can be used for feed
back control or calibration. When you mount a sensor on a robot it bec
omes necessary to find the pose (orientation and position) of the sens
or relative to the robot. This is the sensor registration problem. Man
y researchers have provided closed-form solutions to the sensor regist
ration problem; however, the published solutions apply only to sensors
that can measure a complete pose (three positions and three orientati
ons). Many sensors, however, can provide only position information; th
ey cannot measure the orientation of an object. This article provides
a closed-form solution to the sensor registration problem applicable w
hen: (1) the sensor can provide only position information and (2) the
robot can move along and rotate about straight lines. (C) 1994 John Wi
ley & Sons, Inc.