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most citedMulti-Process Fusion: Visual Place Recognition Using Multiple Image Processing Methods

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cs.RO201990 cited

Multi-Process Fusion: Visual Place Recognition Using Multiple Image Processing Methods

Stephen Hausler, Adam Jacobson, Michael Milford

Typical attempts to improve the capability of visual place recognition techniques include the use of multi-sensor fusion and integration of information over time from image sequenc…

cs.RO20192 cited

LookUP: Vision-Only Real-Time Precise Underground Localisation for Autonomous Mining Vehicles

Fan Zeng, Adam Jacobson, David Smith +3

A key capability for autonomous underground mining vehicles is real-time accurate localisation. While significant progress has been made, currently deployed systems have several li…

cs.RO2018

Feature Map Filtering: Improving Visual Place Recognition with Convolutional Calibration

Stephen Hausler, Adam Jacobson, Michael Milford

Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) have recently been shown to excel at performing visual place recognition under changing appearance and viewpoint. Previously, place recognition…

cs.RO2018

Enabling a Pepper Robot to provide Automated and Interactive Tours of a Robotics Laboratory

Gavin Suddrey, Adam Jacobson, Belinda Ward

The Pepper robot has become a widely recognised face for the perceived potential of social robots to enter our homes and businesses. However, to date, commercial and research appli…

cs.RO20171 cited

Rhythmic Representations: Learning Periodic Patterns for Scalable Place Recognition at a Sub-Linear Storage Cost

Litao Yu, Adam Jacobson, Michael Milford

Robotic and animal mapping systems share many challenges and characteristics: they must function in a wide variety of environmental conditions, enable the robot or animal to naviga…

cs.RO20177 cited

Look No Further: Adapting the Localization Sensory Window to the Temporal Characteristics of the Environment

Jake Bruce, Adam Jacobson, Michael Milford

Many localization algorithms use a spatiotemporal window of sensory information in order to recognize spatial locations, and the length of this window is often a sensitive paramete…