A New Method of Image Matching in a Vision-Based Mobile Robot System

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In a vision-based system for mobile robot/human localization in the environment, extracting feature from images and image matching are important for the final results. Although there are many algorithms for image matching, they are not fit for this system. A new method is designed to improve image matching effect.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 989-994)

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4104-4106

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July 2014

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