Real-Time Multiple Points Tracking and Localization Using Wide Angle Cameras for Indoor Flying Robot

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Using other visual information of object to compute its location is attracting lots of researchers and engineers in recent years. In this pager, a new real-time multiple points tracking and localization system is introduced while keeping the robustness in a certain degree. The ma¬j¬or contributions of our paper are: several infrared LEDs are used to avoid the interference of visible light, some wide-angle lens of the cameras are incorp¬orated to expand th¬e v¬isual field of cameras, and a real-time multiple points t¬r¬acking method is used to accelerate the points association among several ima¬g¬es captured from different cameras. In experiments, we mounted the points o¬n the flying robot to demonstrate that the real-time tracking is robust and the localization accuracy meets the application requirements.

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