The pen-like interface works over planar , structured surfaces . The pose estimation with a monocular camera has a high uncertainty on the rotation if the surface is unknown and no pre-known markers are used . A hybrid pose estimation method is used to improve accuracy . The tracking approach allows for collaborative interactions due to its highly efficient tracking , resolving 4 hands simultaneously in real-time . The second contribution applies a Randomised Decision Forest ( RDF ) to the problem of pose estimation and presents a technique to identify regions of the hand , using features that sample depth . The RDF is an ensemble based classifier that is capable of generalising to unseen data and is capable of modelling expansive datasets , learning from over 70,000 pose examples . A consistency check is performed for the obtained pose estimates in every time step and feasible results are fused . It is shown , that ML-AMCL is superior to existing localization approaches and is well suited as a prior for 3D point registration algorithms for the refinement of the pose estimate . Our key contributions are : i ) proposal of ML-AMCL . We present a method for learning a set of visual landmarks which are useful for pose estimation . The landmark learning mechanism is designed to be applicable to a wide range of environments , and generalized for different approaches to computing a pose estimate . Initially , each landmark is detected as a focal extremum of a measure of distinctiveness and represented by a principal components encoding which is exploited for matching . This paper present a system process and show experiment results . For projection to 2D foot plane from 3D shoe model data , we construct processes that a foot tracking , a projection expression and pose estimation process . This system divide from a 2D image analysis and a 3D pose estimation . Our methodology differs from the standard monocular 3D pose estimation algorithms since it does not rely on local image features . Instead , we use global image statistics to drive the pose estimation process . This confers a satisfying level of robustness to noise and initialization for our algorithm , and bypasses the need to establish correspondences between image and object features . The methodology is articulated in a number of successive steps : an initial process of motion detection recognises human targets into the examined scene ; subsequently , a synthetic representation of the previously detected human figures is obtained in form of skeleton , by means of a thinning operator . Finally , the pose estimation step is performed on the basis of a geometrical analysis conducted over a set of features related to the extracted skeletons . Experimental evidence of the appropriateness of the overall methodology is also presented . Furthermore , the problem of estimation from the vision measurements has been considered separately from the design of the control strategies . Instead of addressing the pose estimation and control problems separately , we attempt to characterize the types of control tasks which can be achieved using only quantities directly measurable in the image , bypassing the pose estimation phase . We consider the task of navigation for a nonholonomic ground mobile base tracking an arbitrarily shaped continuous ground curve . Yet another drawback is lower accuracy ; with the ' look and move ' concept , the final accuracy of the calculated part pose is directly related to the accuracy of the ' hand-eye ' calibration ( offline calibration to relate camera space to robot space ) . If the calibration were erroneous so would be the calculation of the pose estimation part . A closed – loop control of a robot system usually consists of two intertwined processes : tracking pictures and control the robot ’s end effector . This work aims at pushing further the envelope of human understanding in images by establishing dense correspondences from a 2D image to a 3D , surface - based representation of the human body . We can understand this task as involving several other problems , such as object detection , pose estimation , part and instance segmentation either as special cases or prerequisites . Addressing this task has applications in problems that require going beyond plain landmark localization , such as graphics , augmented reality , or human - computer interaction , and could also be a stepping stone towards general 3D - based object understanding . end - to - end 6D pose estimation named PoseCNN . A key idea behind PoseCNN is to decouple the pose estimation task into different components , which enables the network to explicitly model the dependencies and independencies between them . Specifically , PoseCNN performs three related tasks as illustrated in Fig . Furthermore , we only learn correction offsets for joints that are visible . At each time step , a regression predicts offsets which are used to update the current pose estimate . Specifically : denote real - world positions of each joint . A coupling between pose estimation and contour extraction allows for reliable tracking in cluttered scenes without the need of a static background . The optic flow computed between two successive frames is used for pose prediction . It improves the quality of tracking in case of fast motion and/or low frame rates . Failures in pose prediction are often due to either insufficient sampling or scoring function errors . To improve the accuracy of pose prediction by tackling the sampling problem , we have developed a method of pose prediction using shape similarity . It first places a ligand conformation of the highest 3D shape similarity with known crystal structure ligands into protein binding site and then refines the pose by repacking the side-chains and performing energy minimization with a Monte Carlo algorithm . DTMB signal 's unique feature in super-frame is analyzed and a new correlation method without generating local PN sequence is proposed . Double delta correlator and Kalman filter are used in multipath mitigation , solution smoothing and position prediction . Real scenario tests have been performed to verify the validation of the hybrid positioning system combining DTMB and GPS , showing fast and reliable performance under GPS limited conditions . This paper introduces a new detection method of objects in micro-scale based on dynamic region of interest ( ROI ) method combined with pyramid template matching ( PTM ) approach . The dynamic ROI method works based on the position predicting , which is provided by the Kalman filter ( KF ) . Rather than searching the entire image , the detection ROI is located at a limited region . The re-prepared data sets yielded results not significantly different than previous reports of Surflex-Dock on the two benchmarks . Minor changes to protein coordinates resulting from complex pre-optimization had large effects on observed performance , highlighting the limitations of cognate ligand re-docking for pose prediction assessment . Docking protocols developed for cross-docking , which address protein flexibility and produce discrete families of predicted poses , produced substantially better performance for pose prediction . ConclusionsADEPT is the only tool to date that dynamically assesses errors within reads by comparing position-specific and neighboring base quality scores with the distribution of quality scores for the dataset being analyzed . The result is a method that is less prone to position-dependent under-prediction , which is one of the most prominent issues in error prediction . The outcome is that ADEPT improves upon prior efforts in identifying true errors , primarily within the middle of reads , while reducing the false positive rate . We propose an architecture of proactive localization service , which allows predicting the activity of the tracked object in cyber-physical space . To solve the position prediction problem , we tested machine learning methods and contrasted the results of the trained models . Three machine learning algorithms were tested ( artificial neural network , random forest , and decision tree ) with two different datasets . Work from Gu et al . uses a VGG network to regress the head pose Euler angles . Instead of improving single - frame prediction by modifying the network structure it focuses on using a recurrent neural network to improve pose prediction by leveraging the time dimension which we do not use . They evaluate their work on a synthetic dataset as well as a real - world dataset . Images at one extremity of this range of poses and the images at the other extremity , while not identical , still look very similar . As a result , for input images with an angle of rotation close to 0 modulo α , the pose prediction can still be very bad , as illustrated in Fig . 3 . To explain our solution , let us first denote by β the rotation angle , and introduce the intervals r 1 = [ 0 ; α / 2 [ and r 2 = MARN is further augmented by a spatial multi-attention block that emphasizes objects ' discriminative feature parts . Experiments on three benchmarks for 6D pose estimation show that the proposed pipeline outperforms state-of-the-art RGB-based methods with competitive runtime performance . In this paper , we present an accurate yet effective solution for 6D pose estimation from an RGB image . The core of our approach is that we first designate a set of surface points on target object model as keypoints and then train a keypoint detector ( KPD ) to localize them . We propose a fast and accurate method of 6D object pose estimation for bin-picking of mechanical parts by a robot manipulator . We extend the single-shot approach to stereo vision by application of attention architecture . The poses of both , the drawer and the item have to be known by the robot in order to fulfil the task . 6D pose estimation of rigid objects has been addressed with great success in recent years . In large part , this has been due to the advent of consumer-level RGB-D cameras , which provide rich , robust input data . Estimating the 6D object pose is a fundamental problem in computer vision . Convolutional Neural Networks ( CNNs ) have recently proven to be capable of predicting reliable 6D pose estimates even from monocular images . Nonetheless , CNNs are identified as being extremely data-driven , yet , acquiring adequate annotations is oftentimes very time-consuming and labor intensive . As a result , PoseRBPF can track objects with arbitrary symmetries while still maintaining adequate posterior distributions . Our approach achieves state-of-the-art results on two 6D pose estimation benchmarks . A video showing the experiments can be found at this https URL In this chapter , the 6D pose estimation problem is solved using depth maps . Depth maps contain 3D scanner data but saved in a 2D image . The 3D virtual bounding boxes are determined from prior information on the parts and charging tray , and the 3D detected bounding boxes are obtained from the 2D detected bounding boxes in part detection based on a Single Shot MultiBox Detector ( SSD ) network in an RGB image . At the 6D pose estimation stage , the coarse pose is estimated by fitting the central axis of the part from the observed 3D point clouds accompanied by a lot of noise , and then refined with part model point clouds by using the iterative closest point ( ICP ) algorithm . The proposed method has been successfully applied to robotic grasping on the industrial production line with a customer-leverldepth camera . Our approach was tested using an RGB-D dataset comprising of scenes from video sequences of tabletops with multiple objects in household environments . Experiments show that our approach is capable of performing 3d segmentation followed by 6d pose tracking at higher frame rates compared to existing techniques . document : Implicit 3D Orientation Learning for 6D Object Detection from RGB Images We propose a real - time RGB - based pipeline for object detection and 6D pose estimation . Our novel 3D orientation estimation is based on a variant of the Denoising Autoencoder that is trained on simulated views of a 3D model using Domain Randomization . CNN have revolutionized 2D object detection from RGB images . But , in comparison to 2D bounding box annotation , the effort of labeling real images with full 6D object poses is magnitudes higher , requires expert knowledge and a complex setup . Nevertheless , the majority of learning - based pose estimation methods use real labeled images and are thus restricted to pose - annotated datasets . patches from the LineMOD dataset . At test time , descriptors from scene and object patches are compared to find the 6D pose . Since the approach requires the evaluation of a lot of patches , it takes about 670ms per prediction . document : PoseCNN : A Convolutional Neural Network for 6D Object Pose Estimation in Cluttered Scenes Estimating the 6D pose of known objects is important for robots to interact with the real world . The problem is challenging due to the variety of objects as well as the complexity of a scene caused by clutter and occlusions between objects . For template - based methods , occlusions significantly reduce the recognition performance . Alternatively , methods that perform learning to regress image pixels to 3D object coordinates in order to establish the 2D - 3D correspondences for 6D pose estimation can not handle symmetric objects . In this work , we propose a generic framework for 6D object pose estimation where we attempt to overcome the limitations of existing methods . However , care must be taken to ensure that performance generalizes between real and rendered scenes . subsection : 6D Pose Annotation To avoid annotating all the video frames manually , we manually specify the poses of the objects only in the first frame of each video . section : Related Work We give an overview of the previous work on 6 - DoF object pose estimation , which is related to our approach . Geometry - based methods A number of methods focus on estimating the 6 - DoF object pose from a single image or an image sequence . These include keypoint matching between 2D images and their corresponding 3D CAD models , or aligning 3D - reconstructed models with ground - truth models to recover the object poses . For example , we utilize 3DMatch to obtain instance - level model alignments for 6D object pose estimation as well as to find surface correspondences in 3D meshes . To facilitate further research in the area of 3D keypoint matching and geometric registration , we provide a correspondence matching benchmark as well as a surface registration benchmark similar to [ reference ] , but with real - world scan data . From 6DoF pose to facial landmarks . Given a 6DoF head pose estimate , facial landmarks can then be estimated and compared with existing landmark detection methods for their accuracy on standard benchmarks . To obtain landmark predictions , 3D reference coordinates of facial landmarks are selected off line once on the same generic , These include , in particular face shapes and expressions , the latter can actually cause misalignments when computing face pose and warping the face accordingly . FPN , on the other hand , ignores these factors , instead providing a 6DoF pose estimates at breakneck speeds , directly from image intensities . An important observation is that despite being trained with labels generated by OpenFace , recognition results on faces aligned with FPN are better than those aligned with OpenFace . In this paper , we propose a probabilistic method to generate abstract scene graphs for table-top scenes from 6D object pose estimates . We explicitly make use of task-specific context knowledge by encoding this knowledge as descriptive rules in Markov logic networks . A pose of a rigid object has 6 degrees of freedom and its full knowledge is required in many robotic and scene understanding applications . Evaluation of 6D object pose estimates is not straightforward . Object pose may be ambiguous due to object symmetries and occlusions , i.e. there can be multiple object poses that are indistinguishable in the given image and should be therefore treated as equivalent . Although AR techniques on planes are well studied , cylindrical objects are seldom used for augmented reality . In this paper , we propose a new method for 3D reconstruction and 6D pose computation for augmented reality on a cylindrical object . The 6D pose is the relative pose between the camera and the cylindrical object , which is very convenient to make augmented reality . Finally , the virtual images are exactly aligned with the cylindrical object in the real world . Experimental results show that the proposed method outperforms the state of the arts in terms of 3D mapping and 6D pose computation on cylindrical objects . The field of robotics is expanding , and 6DoF pose estimation in the real world is an important function for robots . The proposed method is based on typical Monte-Carlo Localization algorithm , and we expanded it to 6DoF realtime pose estimation . For real-time calculation , the proposed method uses 3D Laser Likelihood Field generated from pre-computed 3D environment map .
The pen-like interface works over planar , structured surfaces . The pose estimation with a monocular camera has a high uncertainty on the rotation if the surface is unknown and no pre-known markers are used . A hybrid pose estimation method is used to improve accuracy .
The tracking approach allows for collaborative interactions due to its highly efficient tracking , resolving 4 hands simultaneously in real-time . The second contribution applies a Randomised Decision Forest ( RDF ) to the problem of pose estimation and presents a technique to identify regions of the hand , using features that sample depth . The RDF is an ensemble based classifier that is capable of generalising to unseen data and is capable of modelling expansive datasets , learning from over 70,000 pose examples .
A consistency check is performed for the obtained pose estimates in every time step and feasible results are fused . It is shown , that ML-AMCL is superior to existing localization approaches and is well suited as a prior for 3D point registration algorithms for the refinement of the pose estimate . Our key contributions are : i ) proposal of ML-AMCL .
We present a method for learning a set of visual landmarks which are useful for pose estimation . The landmark learning mechanism is designed to be applicable to a wide range of environments , and generalized for different approaches to computing a pose estimate . Initially , each landmark is detected as a focal extremum of a measure of distinctiveness and represented by a principal components encoding which is exploited for matching .
This paper present a system process and show experiment results . For projection to 2D foot plane from 3D shoe model data , we construct processes that a foot tracking , a projection expression and pose estimation process . This system divide from a 2D image analysis and a 3D pose estimation .
Our methodology differs from the standard monocular 3D pose estimation algorithms since it does not rely on local image features . Instead , we use global image statistics to drive the pose estimation process . This confers a satisfying level of robustness to noise and initialization for our algorithm , and bypasses the need to establish correspondences between image and object features .
The methodology is articulated in a number of successive steps : an initial process of motion detection recognises human targets into the examined scene ; subsequently , a synthetic representation of the previously detected human figures is obtained in form of skeleton , by means of a thinning operator . Finally , the pose estimation step is performed on the basis of a geometrical analysis conducted over a set of features related to the extracted skeletons . Experimental evidence of the appropriateness of the overall methodology is also presented .
Furthermore , the problem of estimation from the vision measurements has been considered separately from the design of the control strategies . Instead of addressing the pose estimation and control problems separately , we attempt to characterize the types of control tasks which can be achieved using only quantities directly measurable in the image , bypassing the pose estimation phase . We consider the task of navigation for a nonholonomic ground mobile base tracking an arbitrarily shaped continuous ground curve .
Yet another drawback is lower accuracy ; with the ' look and move ' concept , the final accuracy of the calculated part pose is directly related to the accuracy of the ' hand-eye ' calibration ( offline calibration to relate camera space to robot space ) . If the calibration were erroneous so would be the calculation of the pose estimation part . A closed – loop control of a robot system usually consists of two intertwined processes : tracking pictures and control the robot ’s end effector .
This work aims at pushing further the envelope of human understanding in images by establishing dense correspondences from a 2D image to a 3D , surface - based representation of the human body . We can understand this task as involving several other problems , such as object detection , pose estimation , part and instance segmentation either as special cases or prerequisites . Addressing this task has applications in problems that require going beyond plain landmark localization , such as graphics , augmented reality , or human - computer interaction , and could also be a stepping stone towards general 3D - based object understanding .
end - to - end 6D pose estimation named PoseCNN . A key idea behind PoseCNN is to decouple the pose estimation task into different components , which enables the network to explicitly model the dependencies and independencies between them . Specifically , PoseCNN performs three related tasks as illustrated in Fig .
Furthermore , we only learn correction offsets for joints that are visible . At each time step , a regression predicts offsets which are used to update the current pose estimate . Specifically : denote real - world positions of each joint .
A coupling between pose estimation and contour extraction allows for reliable tracking in cluttered scenes without the need of a static background . The optic flow computed between two successive frames is used for pose prediction . It improves the quality of tracking in case of fast motion and/or low frame rates .
Failures in pose prediction are often due to either insufficient sampling or scoring function errors . To improve the accuracy of pose prediction by tackling the sampling problem , we have developed a method of pose prediction using shape similarity . It first places a ligand conformation of the highest 3D shape similarity with known crystal structure ligands into protein binding site and then refines the pose by repacking the side-chains and performing energy minimization with a Monte Carlo algorithm .
DTMB signal 's unique feature in super-frame is analyzed and a new correlation method without generating local PN sequence is proposed . Double delta correlator and Kalman filter are used in multipath mitigation , solution smoothing and position prediction . Real scenario tests have been performed to verify the validation of the hybrid positioning system combining DTMB and GPS , showing fast and reliable performance under GPS limited conditions .
This paper introduces a new detection method of objects in micro-scale based on dynamic region of interest ( ROI ) method combined with pyramid template matching ( PTM ) approach . The dynamic ROI method works based on the position predicting , which is provided by the Kalman filter ( KF ) . Rather than searching the entire image , the detection ROI is located at a limited region .
The re-prepared data sets yielded results not significantly different than previous reports of Surflex-Dock on the two benchmarks . Minor changes to protein coordinates resulting from complex pre-optimization had large effects on observed performance , highlighting the limitations of cognate ligand re-docking for pose prediction assessment . Docking protocols developed for cross-docking , which address protein flexibility and produce discrete families of predicted poses , produced substantially better performance for pose prediction .
ConclusionsADEPT is the only tool to date that dynamically assesses errors within reads by comparing position-specific and neighboring base quality scores with the distribution of quality scores for the dataset being analyzed . The result is a method that is less prone to position-dependent under-prediction , which is one of the most prominent issues in error prediction . The outcome is that ADEPT improves upon prior efforts in identifying true errors , primarily within the middle of reads , while reducing the false positive rate .
We propose an architecture of proactive localization service , which allows predicting the activity of the tracked object in cyber-physical space . To solve the position prediction problem , we tested machine learning methods and contrasted the results of the trained models . Three machine learning algorithms were tested ( artificial neural network , random forest , and decision tree ) with two different datasets .
Work from Gu et al . uses a VGG network to regress the head pose Euler angles . Instead of improving single - frame prediction by modifying the network structure it focuses on using a recurrent neural network to improve pose prediction by leveraging the time dimension which we do not use . They evaluate their work on a synthetic dataset as well as a real - world dataset .
Images at one extremity of this range of poses and the images at the other extremity , while not identical , still look very similar . As a result , for input images with an angle of rotation close to 0 modulo α , the pose prediction can still be very bad , as illustrated in Fig . 3 . To explain our solution , let us first denote by β the rotation angle , and introduce the intervals r 1 = [ 0 ; α / 2 [ and r 2 =
MARN is further augmented by a spatial multi-attention block that emphasizes objects ' discriminative feature parts . Experiments on three benchmarks for 6D pose estimation show that the proposed pipeline outperforms state-of-the-art RGB-based methods with competitive runtime performance .
In this paper , we present an accurate yet effective solution for 6D pose estimation from an RGB image . The core of our approach is that we first designate a set of surface points on target object model as keypoints and then train a keypoint detector ( KPD ) to localize them .
We propose a fast and accurate method of 6D object pose estimation for bin-picking of mechanical parts by a robot manipulator . We extend the single-shot approach to stereo vision by application of attention architecture .
The poses of both , the drawer and the item have to be known by the robot in order to fulfil the task . 6D pose estimation of rigid objects has been addressed with great success in recent years . In large part , this has been due to the advent of consumer-level RGB-D cameras , which provide rich , robust input data .
Estimating the 6D object pose is a fundamental problem in computer vision . Convolutional Neural Networks ( CNNs ) have recently proven to be capable of predicting reliable 6D pose estimates even from monocular images . Nonetheless , CNNs are identified as being extremely data-driven , yet , acquiring adequate annotations is oftentimes very time-consuming and labor intensive .
As a result , PoseRBPF can track objects with arbitrary symmetries while still maintaining adequate posterior distributions . Our approach achieves state-of-the-art results on two 6D pose estimation benchmarks . A video showing the experiments can be found at this https URL
In this chapter , the 6D pose estimation problem is solved using depth maps . Depth maps contain 3D scanner data but saved in a 2D image .
The 3D virtual bounding boxes are determined from prior information on the parts and charging tray , and the 3D detected bounding boxes are obtained from the 2D detected bounding boxes in part detection based on a Single Shot MultiBox Detector ( SSD ) network in an RGB image . At the 6D pose estimation stage , the coarse pose is estimated by fitting the central axis of the part from the observed 3D point clouds accompanied by a lot of noise , and then refined with part model point clouds by using the iterative closest point ( ICP ) algorithm . The proposed method has been successfully applied to robotic grasping on the industrial production line with a customer-leverldepth camera .
Our approach was tested using an RGB-D dataset comprising of scenes from video sequences of tabletops with multiple objects in household environments . Experiments show that our approach is capable of performing 3d segmentation followed by 6d pose tracking at higher frame rates compared to existing techniques .
document : Implicit 3D Orientation Learning for 6D Object Detection from RGB Images We propose a real - time RGB - based pipeline for object detection and 6D pose estimation . Our novel 3D orientation estimation is based on a variant of the Denoising Autoencoder that is trained on simulated views of a 3D model using Domain Randomization .
CNN have revolutionized 2D object detection from RGB images . But , in comparison to 2D bounding box annotation , the effort of labeling real images with full 6D object poses is magnitudes higher , requires expert knowledge and a complex setup . Nevertheless , the majority of learning - based pose estimation methods use real labeled images and are thus restricted to pose - annotated datasets .
patches from the LineMOD dataset . At test time , descriptors from scene and object patches are compared to find the 6D pose . Since the approach requires the evaluation of a lot of patches , it takes about 670ms per prediction .
document : PoseCNN : A Convolutional Neural Network for 6D Object Pose Estimation in Cluttered Scenes Estimating the 6D pose of known objects is important for robots to interact with the real world . The problem is challenging due to the variety of objects as well as the complexity of a scene caused by clutter and occlusions between objects .
For template - based methods , occlusions significantly reduce the recognition performance . Alternatively , methods that perform learning to regress image pixels to 3D object coordinates in order to establish the 2D - 3D correspondences for 6D pose estimation can not handle symmetric objects . In this work , we propose a generic framework for 6D object pose estimation where we attempt to overcome the limitations of existing methods .
However , care must be taken to ensure that performance generalizes between real and rendered scenes . subsection : 6D Pose Annotation To avoid annotating all the video frames manually , we manually specify the poses of the objects only in the first frame of each video .
section : Related Work We give an overview of the previous work on 6 - DoF object pose estimation , which is related to our approach . Geometry - based methods A number of methods focus on estimating the 6 - DoF object pose from a single image or an image sequence . These include keypoint matching between 2D images and their corresponding 3D CAD models , or aligning 3D - reconstructed models with ground - truth models to recover the object poses .
For example , we utilize 3DMatch to obtain instance - level model alignments for 6D object pose estimation as well as to find surface correspondences in 3D meshes . To facilitate further research in the area of 3D keypoint matching and geometric registration , we provide a correspondence matching benchmark as well as a surface registration benchmark similar to [ reference ] , but with real - world scan data .
From 6DoF pose to facial landmarks . Given a 6DoF head pose estimate , facial landmarks can then be estimated and compared with existing landmark detection methods for their accuracy on standard benchmarks . To obtain landmark predictions , 3D reference coordinates of facial landmarks are selected off line once on the same generic ,
These include , in particular face shapes and expressions , the latter can actually cause misalignments when computing face pose and warping the face accordingly . FPN , on the other hand , ignores these factors , instead providing a 6DoF pose estimates at breakneck speeds , directly from image intensities . An important observation is that despite being trained with labels generated by OpenFace , recognition results on faces aligned with FPN are better than those aligned with OpenFace .
In this paper , we propose a probabilistic method to generate abstract scene graphs for table-top scenes from 6D object pose estimates . We explicitly make use of task-specific context knowledge by encoding this knowledge as descriptive rules in Markov logic networks .
A pose of a rigid object has 6 degrees of freedom and its full knowledge is required in many robotic and scene understanding applications . Evaluation of 6D object pose estimates is not straightforward . Object pose may be ambiguous due to object symmetries and occlusions , i.e. there can be multiple object poses that are indistinguishable in the given image and should be therefore treated as equivalent .
Although AR techniques on planes are well studied , cylindrical objects are seldom used for augmented reality . In this paper , we propose a new method for 3D reconstruction and 6D pose computation for augmented reality on a cylindrical object . The 6D pose is the relative pose between the camera and the cylindrical object , which is very convenient to make augmented reality .
Finally , the virtual images are exactly aligned with the cylindrical object in the real world . Experimental results show that the proposed method outperforms the state of the arts in terms of 3D mapping and 6D pose computation on cylindrical objects .
The field of robotics is expanding , and 6DoF pose estimation in the real world is an important function for robots . The proposed method is based on typical Monte-Carlo Localization algorithm , and we expanded it to 6DoF realtime pose estimation . For real-time calculation , the proposed method uses 3D Laser Likelihood Field generated from pre-computed 3D environment map .
Real-time hybrid pose estimation from vision and inertial data Real time hand pose estimation for human computer interaction Vehicle pose estimation in cluttered urban environments using multilayer adaptive Monte Carlo localization Learning and evaluating visual features for pose estimation Registration System of 3D Footwear data by Foot Movements Robust 3D Pose Estimation and Efficient 2D Region-Based Segmentation from a 3D Shape Prior A model-free approach for posture classification Vision guided navigation for a nonholonomic mobile robot Simulation of Visual Servoing Control and Performance Tests of 6R Robot Using Image- Based and Position-Based Approaches DenseReg: Fully Convolutional Dense Shape Regression In-the-Wild PoseCNN: A Convolutional Neural Network for 6D Object Pose Estimation in Cluttered Scenes Towards Viewpoint Invariant 3D Human Pose Estimation Contours, Optic Flow, and Prior Knowledge: Cues for Capturing 3D Human Motion in Videos A pose prediction approach based on ligand 3D shape similarity DTMB-GPS software receiver for urban and indoor positioning Micro-Object Detection by Dynamic ROI Combined with Pyramid Template Matching Surflex-Dock: Docking benchmarks and real-world application ADEPT, a dynamic next generation sequencing data error-detection program with trimming Architecture of Proactive Localization Service for Cyber-Physical System's Users Fine-Grained Head Pose Estimation Without Keypoints BB8: A Scalable, Accurate, Robust to Partial Occlusion Method for Predicting the 3D Poses of Challenging Objects without Using Depth A Novel Pose Proposal Network and Refinement Pipeline for Better Object Pose Estimation Estimating 6D Pose From Localizing Designated Surface Keypoints Stereo Vision Based Single-Shot 6D Object Pose Estimation for Bin-Picking by a Robot Manipulator Pose Estimation of Kinematic Chain Instances via Object Coordinate Regression Self6D: Self-Supervised Monocular 6D Object Pose Estimation PoseRBPF: A Rao-Blackwellized Particle Filter for 6D Object Pose Tracking Depth Map Based Pose Estimation Accurate Rapid Grasping of Small Industrial Parts from Charging Tray in Clutter Scenes Real-time pose estimation of rigid objects using RGB-D imagery Implicit 3D Orientation Learning for 6D Object Detection from RGB Images PoseCNN: A Convolutional Neural Network for 6D Object Pose Estimation in Cluttered Scenes PointFusion: Deep Sensor Fusion for 3D Bounding Box Estimation 3DMatch: Learning Local Geometric Descriptors from RGB-D Reconstructions FacePoseNet: Making a Case for Landmark-Free Face Alignment Using rule-based context knowledge to model table-top scenes On Evaluation of 6D Object Pose Estimation 3D Mapping and 6D Pose Computation for Real Time Augmented Reality on Cylindrical Objects Real-time 6DoF localization for a mobile robot using pre-computed 3D laser likelihood field
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