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Posted by pogo on December 27, 2008, 3:55 pm
Do you think it's as good as - or approaching - Evolution Robotics vision
recognition software ?
What I mean is you could train the system by taking a photo against a monotonous
background, and it would recognize the object
later with a high degree of certainty.
> The latest issue of IEEE Trans. on Robotics is all about SLAM.
> There are some interesting new algorithms, and articles on all
> the old ones. This stuff actually works now, with nothing more than a
> camera as input.
> Willow Garage is implementing some SLAM algorithms and open
> sourcing the code by putting it back into OpenCV.
> If your robot has at least PC-level compute power, there's
> no reason any more that it shouldn't know where it is and what's
> around it.
> John Nagle
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> There are some interesting new algorithms, and articles on all
> the old ones. This stuff actually works now, with nothing more than a
> camera as input.
> Willow Garage is implementing some SLAM algorithms and open
> sourcing the code by putting it back into OpenCV.
> If your robot has at least PC-level compute power, there's
> no reason any more that it shouldn't know where it is and what's
> around it.
> John Nagle