Wave Gate Tracking Method Based on Locus Fitting for UAV Following the Moving Target

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Tracking a moving target on the ground for an air robot in the complex environment is one of the key problems to be solved in the cooperation technology between air and ground robots .This paper mainly focused on solving this problem of UAV by presenting the wave gate tracking method based on fitting trajectory of the moving target. The method fits the trajectory by using quadratic function and predicts the center position of next frame. Then tracking target by wave gate, input the next frame image, the center of wave gate will be changed as the predicting center, so the new wave gate will be generated, and in the wave gate if existing a moving target will be detected. By using gate tracking, input next frame picture, set the gate center as the predicted center, create a gate and check the moving target in gate. To verify the feasibility and validity of the study, the experiments are conducted on a designed platform which called indoor multi-rotor-craft-robot system. The experiment results show that the method presented in this paper has a very good real-time performance and robustness.

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