Temel Kavramlar
Addressing target search and tracking using cooperating UAVs equipped with vision systems in unknown cluttered areas.
Özet
The paper discusses the problem of target search and tracking using a fleet of cooperating UAVs in unknown regions. It introduces a set-membership approach for estimating target locations, considering obstacles and structured environments. The use of Computer Vision Systems (CVS) is highlighted for cooperative target search and tracking. The article proposes a novel method combining hypotheses and set-membership approaches to address challenges in unknown cluttered environments.
Structure:
- Introduction to the problem of target search and tracking using UAVs.
- Related works on cooperative search, acquisition, and track problems.
- Representation of the Region of Interest (RoI) with or without obstacles.
- Environment perception, target detection, and mapping algorithms.
- Trade-off between exploration and tracking in cluttered environments.
- Proposal for an all-in-one approach using CVS information for set-membership estimation.
- Exploiting CVS information for set-membership estimation with detailed explanations.
- Estimation of target locations and space free of targets using ground labels and obstacle information.
İstatistikler
Each drone is equipped with an embedded Computer Vision System (CVS).
Hypotheses are introduced regarding pixel classification, depth map construction, and target identification algorithms.
A distributed set-membership estimation approach is proposed to exploit CVS information.
Alıntılar
"The difficulty of this problem depends on the knowledge available on the environment."
"Many prior works assume that a UAV gets a noisy measurement of the state of targets present in its FoV."