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The crucial advantage of 3-d vision is that it allows images to be acquired by arbitrarily many eyes. Whereas to take ordinary (2-d) images acquired by several eyes and combine them is not easy, multiple 3-d images of a single scene combine in a trivial way, since they all refer to surfaces in a common geometric space. This makes it possible to use arbitrarily many eyes, some fixed, others mounted on moving parts of the robot system. (eyes need to be mounted on the robot itself if either the robot can roam freely, or to ensure that the space near moving porn'ons of the robot is not obscured, either by an intervening object or by parts of the robot itself. This second purpose may require specialized eyes of appropriate form and position.) Note that an 'all seeing' eye system of this sophis tication subsumes a quite satisfactory proximity sensor, and makes other forms of proximity sensors superfluous.
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The crucial advantage of 3-d vision is that it allows images to be acquired by arbitrarily many eyes. Whereas to take ordinary (2-d) images acquired by several eyes and combine them is not easy, multiple 3-d images of a single scene combine in a trivial way, since they all refer to surfaces in a common geometric space. This makes it possible to use arbitrarily many eyes, some fixed, others mounted on moving parts of the robot system. (eyes need to be mounted on the robot itself if either the robot can roam freely, or to ensure that the space near moving porn'ons of the robot is not obscured, either by an intervening object or by parts of the robot itself. This second purpose may require specialized eyes of appropriate form and position.) Note that an 'all seeing' eye system of this sophis tication subsumes a quite satisfactory proximity sensor, and makes other forms of proximity sensors superfluous.
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Paperback. Zustand: New. Print on Demand. This book examines the intersection of robotics and computer vision, two rapidly expanding and closely intertwined fields that lie at the heart of artificial intelligence. It explores the emerging capabilities and limitations of robotic vision systems, detailing the algorithmic and sensor techniques that solve a wide range of tasks from object identification to navigation. The author establishes a broad context for the subject, discussing topics such as optical sensors, image analysis, and scene interpretation. He then delves into specific algorithms, combining theoretical foundations with real-world examples to unlock a deeper understanding of visual intelligence. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9781332876365_0
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