Titlebook: Knowledge-Based Vision-Guided Robots; Nick Barnes,Zhi-Qiang Liu Book 2002 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2002 Embodied Cognition.algori

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Object Recognition Mobile Robot Guidance,uely identify and locate objects in its environment enables a robot to differentiate similar objects in order to interact with a specified object. This chapter describes a method for object recognition and navigation that is designed specifically for robot interaction. It is based on canonical-views

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Edge Segmentation and Matching,apter 4. Specifically, Section 1 presents the edge segmentation algorithm and Section 2 presents the matching algorithm. The Canny edge detector was used for initial edge extraction. The methods here have been developed specifically to support extraction and matching for a ground-based mobile robot.

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Knowledge Based Shape from Shading,nts a method for extracting the shape of an object from a single image when knowledge about the object is available. The main application in our architecture is for shape-based verification of edge-based matches, where shape derived from the image will be checked against the shape for the candidate

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Fuzzy Control for Active Perceptual Docking,ng direction to move directly towards the object. In previous work, we developed a technique in which the robot fixates on the desired target, and corrects its heading direction based on information derived from optical flow data from a log-polar camera. However, the optical flow data derived is noi

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System Results and Case Studies, evaluated. . The second part of this chapter presents a number of case studies showing the performance of the integrated robot circumnavigation system. The case studies demonstrate the abilities of the whole system to perform the tasks that have been described, and demonstrate the efficacy of the s

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Nick Barnes,Zhi-Qiang Liurm can move from a hierarchical structure to a flatter one, .When should organizations think about adopting a flat structure? And what does it take to make it work? Is it even the silver bullet that we’ve been told it is? Often we have heard about how businesses should organize in non-traditional wa

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Nick Barnes,Zhi-Qiang Liutold it is? Often we have heard about how businesses should organize in non-traditional ways to succeed in today’s world: be ‘a(chǎn)gile’, or adopt approaches such as ‘holacracy,’ ‘RenDanHeYi’ or ‘scrum’. But what do these concepts actually mean? Are they even helping us to custom-tailor flat structures