Visual Servoing under Changing Illumination Conditions

Geert De Cubber; Hichem Sahli; Eric Colon; Yvan Baudoin

Visual Servoing under Changing Illumination Conditions

Geert De Cubber
, Hichem Sahli
, Eric Colon
, Yvan Baudoin

Vrije Universiteit Brussel

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Visual servoing, or the control of motion on the basis of image analysis in a closed loop, is more and more recognized as an important tool in modern robotics. In this paper, we present a new model-driven approach to derive a description of the motion of a target object. This method can be subdivided into an illumination invariant target detection stage and a servoing process which uses an adaptive Kalman filter to update the model of the nonlinear system. This technique can be applied to any pan-tilt-zoom camera mounted on a mobile vehicle as well as to a static camera tracking moving environmental features

langue originale	Anglais
titre	Proc. International Workshop on Attention and Performance in Computer Vision (ICVS03)
Nombre de pages	8
état	Publié - 2003

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