Using Robots in Hazardous Environments: Landmine Detection, de-Mining and Other Applications

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Abstract

This chapter presents three main aspects of the development of a crisis management robot. First, we present an approach for robust victim detection in difficult outdoor conditions. Second, we present an approach where a classification of the terrain in the classes traversable and obstacle is performed using only stereo vision as input data. Lastly, we present behavior-based control architecture, enabling a robot to search for human victims on an incident site, while navigating semi-autonomously, using stereo vision as the main source of sensor information.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationUsing Robots in Hazardous Environments: Landmine Detection, De-Mining and Other Applications
EditorsYvan Baudoin, Maki Habib
PublisherWoodhead Publishing Limited
Pages476-498
Number of pages23
Volume1
ISBN (Print)1845697863
Publication statusPublished - 2011

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