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most citedAI-Driven Marine Robotics: Emerging Trends in Underwater Perception and Ecosystem Monitoring

2 citations · 6 across the 9 of their papers we have counts for

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9 papers

cs.CV2026

Why Domain Matters: Domain-Aware Benchmarking of Underwater Object Detection and Annotation Quality

Melanie Wille, Dimity Miller, Tobias Fischer +1

Underwater object detection is strongly affected by domain shift, where performance can vary significantly across different locations, habitats, and deployment conditions. However,…

cs.RO2025

ReMoSPLAT: Reactive Mobile Manipulation Control on a Gaussian Splat

Nicolas Marticorena, Tobias Fischer, Niko Suenderhauf

Reactive control can gracefully coordinate the motion of the base and the arm of a mobile manipulator. However, incorporating an accurate representation of the environment to avoid…

cs.CV2025

Are All Marine Species Created Equal? Performance Disparities in Underwater Object Detection

Melanie Wille, Tobias Fischer, Scarlett Raine

Underwater object detection is critical for monitoring marine ecosystems but poses unique challenges, including degraded image quality, imbalanced class distribution, and distinct…

cs.RO2025★ 1 cited

Automated Coral Spawn Monitoring for Reef Restoration: The Coral Spawn and Larvae Imaging Camera System (CSLICS)

Dorian Tsai, Christopher A. Brunner, Riki Lamont +7

Coral aquaculture for reef restoration requires accurate and continuous spawn counting for resource distribution and larval health monitoring, but current methods are labor-intensi…

cs.RO2025★ 2 cited

AI-Driven Marine Robotics: Emerging Trends in Underwater Perception and Ecosystem Monitoring

Scarlett Raine, Tobias Fischer

Marine ecosystems face increasing pressure due to climate change, driving the need for scalable, AI-powered monitoring solutions to inform effective conservation and restoration ef…

cs.CV2025

AI-driven Dispensing of Coral Reseeding Devices for Broad-scale Restoration of the Great Barrier Reef

Scarlett Raine, Emilio Olivastri, Benjamin Moshirian +1

Coral reefs are on the brink of collapse, with climate change, ocean acidification, and pollution leading to a projected 70-90% loss of coral species within the next decade. Reef r…